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Interview Questions:
Interview Questions:


What is the current role of the city center? (Economic, Cultural, Civic)
1.  What is Rotterdam's city center? What does it look like in 2 years?
What was the role of the city center 20 years ago?
2.  What defines a city center?
What will the city center look like in 20 years?
3.  If no city center, why are you interested in city centers?
Will government or economics drive development over the next 20 years?
    If yes, what are your interests in city center?
If global warming continues and the water levels contine to rise, will Rotterdam's current city center be habitable?
4.  What are the driving forces shaping the future of city centers?
What are the greatest threats to the city center currently?
5.  How will global warming affect city centers? Will Rotterdam's current city center be habitable?
What do you perceive are the driving forces shaping the future of city centers?
6.  How will fossil fuels affect live in city centers?
7.  What are the ideal demographics for city centers?
8.  How will having a vibrant city center affect the economics of the city?
9.  How can city centers remain attractive to long-term housing residents?
10.  What happens to the city center as population goes up and goes down?
11.  How will mobile technology affect life in city centers?
12.  What will transportation look like in 2 years in city centers?
13.  How will dietary needs affect life in city centers?


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