there's this, the sara kulturhus and wood hotel, which just happens to be one of the largest structures out of wood. this is such an incredible, beautiful building. thank you so much. not to take credit because i didn't build it, but i'm very proud to have it in my city anyways. yeah. so, was the idea behind this building to essentially, you know, draw people into skelleftea? yes, it's essentially about the goal on growing, for the city to be bigger. but it's also notjust, like, environmental sustainability, it's really about social sustainability, because this house is open for everyone. this is a place where you just happen to experience culture. now, talk to me about this installation over here. when i first came in and saw it, i thought i was going mad. but it is definitely moving. it is moving. you're seeing correctly. yes. this is an ai installation. when it's moving, like, vibrantly, it's actually using a lot of energy, maybe because we were having a lot of visitors coming in. and then when it's quite slow like this, it's storing energy. depending on how vibrant the movements are

hotel. it was a fire or a set of wooded area where they were living here, living in the woods and it was in spring time, and the wind was blowing ard and what's going on fire that anybody staying bags or woods until the fire? so i put adam and cassie up in this hotel for a little bit after the fire since their stuff is all burned up. and jessie had gone out to the store and she was coming back. and some lady in a mercedes didn't see her crossing the road and hit her and killed her. so i'm very sad, very uh sweet trouble. uh, adam was a hard worker working almost every day to try to make ends meet, you know, try to feed them and you know, give them the basic necessities. yeah, but that's, you know, it's one of the tragic situations of the homeless, the way most of the diet early there. hi, how are you? good. good. we met a long time ago. oh, here's the 20 years. i'm doing good. i'm good. so good evening. my name is angelica, i'm an advocate and social worker here in ocean county. and i'm very happy to be here tonight. this is a very important thing to honor those homeless lives that had been

there's this, the sara kulturhus and wood hotel, which just happens to be one of the largest structuresah. so, what's the idea behind this building, to essentially, you know, draw people into skelleftea? yes, it's essentially about the goal on growing, for the city to be bigger. but it's also notjust, like, environmental sustainability, it's really about social sustainability, because this house is open for everyone. this is a place where you just happen to experience culture. now, talk to me about this installation over here. when i first came in and saw it, i thought i was going mad, but it is definitely moving. it is moving. you're seeing correctly. yes. this is an ai installation. when it's moving, like, vibrantly, it's actually using a lot of energy, maybe because we were having a lot of visitors coming in. yeah, yeah! and then, when it's quite slow like this, it's storing energy. depending on how vibrant the movements are, the more is going on, really, in the energy systems. i was not expecting you to tell me that much about that. that's really impressive. very impressive. yeah, a

hotel. it was a fire. and a set of wooded area where they were living here, living in the woods and it was in spring time and the wind was blowing ard and what's going on fire that anybody staying bags that would've been killed in the fire. so i put adam and kathy up in this hotel for a little bit after the fire, since their stuff was all burned up. and jesse had gone out to the store and she was coming back. and some lady in a mercedes didn't see or crossing the road and hit her and killed her. a very sad, very uh sweet trouble. uh, ad was a hard worker working almost every day to try to make ends meet, you know, try to feed them and you know, give them the basic necessities. uh yeah, but that's, you know, it's one of the tragic situations of the homeless, the way most of the diet early there. hi, how are you? good. we met a long time ago. oh, here's the 20 years. i'm doing good. i'm good. so good evening. my name is angelica, i'm an advocate and social worker here in ocean county. and i'm very happy to be here tonight. this

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