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3.2.4 Amsterdam in two Models

Course subject(s) Module 3 – Digital 3D Models

We ask you to compare these two models of Amsterdam. Think about differences in style, purpose and meaning, and use the word cloud boxes below each model to mention the most striking features.

If it is difficult to sum this up in only three words, it could be a good idea to discuss it with a friend or family member first to help decide on what the most appropriate words are.

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