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Limestone has been used extensively throughout, referencing the sand tone of the beach, with rich int

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The resulting plan form with living areas to the first floor, accommodates the necessary visual linka

With the proportions of the block favouring its depth rather than its frontage, the challenge became

Text description provided by the architects. With a property located directly opposite the sandy shor

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The project understands and respects its context, but it also accepts its limitations. Casa Estudio r

Given the effort to abide by a certain budget the materials are completely exposed, naked. This urged

The usage of a series of patios allowed the house to be naturally ventilated and illuminated. Lining

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The main challenge of the exercise was to do more with less: to solve an architectural scheme that ex

The understanding of pre-existing conditions led to a subtle intervention of the space with a system

Text description provided by the architects. Casa Estudio is an urban regeneration project that bring

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