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UGB
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UGBUrban Growth Boundary
UGBUnternehmensgesetzbuch (Austrian Commercial Code)
UGBUniversite Gaston Berger (French: Gaston Berger University; Saint-Louis, Senegal)
UGBUniversidad Gerardo Barrios (Spanish: Gerardo Barrios University)
UGBUnguided Bomb (gaming)
UGBUnderground Building


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The very ingenious mortuary in Leon by BAAS (p43) makes what could have been a municipal and dreary institution in the middle of an apparently tin reconstructed and growing '60s--inspired housing estate into a place of calm and dignity by floating a pool on top, and most cleverly introducing daylight into what is essentially an underground building.
The potential claustrophobia of being in an underground building is mitigated to a surprising degree by the generous roof lighting, for there are bands of horizontal glazing three metres wide on either side of each hall, daringly sunk into the plane of the tarmac.
The project is located along Sibley Street between 9th and 10th Streets and underground building tie-ins will be made to new buildings on the St.
 
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