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The debate over requiring new apartment buildings to include indoor winter gardens versus maintaining traditional building designs in Canadian cities

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The main purpose of the proposed indoor winter gardens is to . Marcus Chen's position is supported by . Rebecca Thompson's primary concern about the mandate is . Sarah Mackenzie's stance differs from Chen's in that she . Dr. Morrison's approach to the initiative can best be described as .

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The debate over indoor winter gardens clearly shows how . While Chen makes some valid points about mental health benefits, I think . Thompson's argument about architectural heritage seems , especially considering how our cities are constantly evolving. The most convincing perspective comes from Mackenzie, who . What's particularly interesting is how this issue in Canadian urban development.

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