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        <![CDATA[Fernandez Romero House / Cristian Hernán Estévez]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Since the beginning, the intention has been to dialogue with the environment in a silent way, and with that premise in mind, it was decided to shape the program dividing the uses into simple, though still permeable, volumes, thus achieving a greater development on the site with routes that allow different points of view of the natural setting. Furthermore, as those routes are linked by an ethereal connector which opens up to an internal patio, it provides intimacy and shelter between the public space and the private sphere.</p>]]>
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