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        <![CDATA[Code House / Bruno Brandini Architects]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Located in a gated community in the city of Birigüi, in the state of São Paulo, Code House stands out for the composition of its entrances: a main one, providing access to the living room, and a secondary one, serving as a passageway to the gourmet area. This creates the impression of two individual residences when viewed from the street. The client's requirement was to design a gourmet area completely detached from the rest of the construction. Creating this type of separation between the main volume and the gourmet space requires a considerable amount of available land to avoid tight spaces, which becomes a challenge when designing in a gated community, given that building regulations restrict the use of a significant portion of the lot.</p>]]>
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