(restoration and adaptive re-use of Revolution mills)
Living: animation, still in active use, surviving
(human presence and influence)
Biomechanical: application of mechanics and machinery knowledge to the structure of living things
(relationship of cotton/railroad machinery tasks worked in conjunction with human beings)
System: instrumentality that combines interrelated interacting artifacts designed to work as a coherent entity
(the entirety of Revolution Mills)
"Revival of a Living Biomechanical System"
Do "living" and "biomechanical" repeat the same information?
To be developed further.
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