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    <title>Office: Fernando Castro + Alejandra Correa | ArchDaily</title>
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        <![CDATA[Llambi House / Fernando Castro + Alejandra Correa]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Every project has its challenges. In this case, it is the renovation of a 1925 house located in a residential neighborhood in the city of Montevideo. Understanding the preexisting structure was key to the project's design strategy; during the demolition phase, a large space with stone walls and brick arches was discovered below the original ground floor level. The design opts to integrate this find, creating a generous, 16-foot-high (5-meter-high) space that becomes central to the layout. The proposal also includes a mezzanine created by reusing the pitch pine flooring and lapacho joists from the original construction.</p>]]>
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