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Brazilian Houses: 10 Semi-Detached Homes

In highly urbanized areas, high land costs and competition for access to urban infrastructure make semi-detached buildings a common sight, particularly in residential zones. Almost always built along an axis of symmetry, they form pairs or rows of multiple homes which, besides lowering construction and design costs, optimize land use.

Here, we select ten Brazilian semi-detached houses that showcase different design strategies for addressing urban constraints.

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Cite: Romullo Baratto. "Brazilian Houses: 10 Semi-Detached Homes" [Casas brasileiras: 10 residências geminadas] 08 Nov 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1122329/brazilian-houses-10-semi-detached-homes> ISSN 0719-8884
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