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With a structural grid of 1.80 m, the building consisted of office strips along the fa?ades, a core s

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Design In contrast to typical enclosed and hermetic hotel developments in Latin America, the Receptio

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Save this picture.Maura Mello

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The process was driven by the following questions: How do we want to work together? How do we balance

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From the extension of travel worker moving to south, we use middle floor as common working space to c

In the design process, it launches from abstract eating, clothing, living and transportation and then

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The lack of appreciation of our heritage is not something new. It is more ingrained in us than we thi

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The space offers a multifunctional hall with a kitchen built with local fabricated bricks on the nort

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Inside, the 7m2 study spaces are divided by ceiling-high walls, constructed of glass, oak, and steel.

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Younger children's classrooms are located on the ground floor, in connection with its own courtyard,

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The bedroom is located near the entrance and on the opposite side of the plan as the kid’s room, whic

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