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Barrow Arctic center is new construction project designed on a pad and pilings 15 feet high above sea mean level to protect the bottom floor from a flood. http://energy.sandia.gov/wp/wp-content/gallery/climate/barrow-arctic-research-center.jpg

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		Barrow Arctic center is new construction project designed on a pad and pilings 15 feet high above sea mean level to protect the bottom floor from a flood.
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