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Tuesday, 10th January 2006 by James Turnbull
Brainpark III is an office park outside Rotterdam which, while under construction a few years ago, had its name written in the dirt. Before you ask, yes there is a Brainpark I and II, a name so stupid they used it three times. Thanks: Wilfred van Breda
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