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        <![CDATA[Urban resilience and global climate change in Latin American cities]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Living at home. Coming back home. Feeling at home. There's no place like home. These expressions are often heard, said, and felt without noticing the strength and importance of the word HOME: the magnitude of the space, the responsibility it carries, and the affection it generates. Our project does nothing but pursue the idea of turning a building into a home. Located in <a href="/tag/villa-carlos-paz">Villa Carlos Paz</a>, a hilly city in the province of Córdoba, surrounded by nature with its rivers, and lake, constantly accompanied by hills that guard the urban area. Here is where our project was born, a building of residential units within a neighborhood adjacent to the city center, which keeps it away from the hustle of tourism and at the same time within an urbanized natural environment.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[5 Houses / Carlos Alejandro Ciravegna]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>5 houses that work together, using the natural topography of the site looking for the best views.</p>]]>
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