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        <![CDATA[L002 Office / Lucas Lage Arquitetura]]>
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      <dc:creator>Andreas Luco</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>An office designed for multiple functions and a horizontal hierarchy, where everyone works together in the same space. The layout stems from the fluidity so essential today, featuring spaces that integrate, open, and close depending on the use, allowing for flexibility, spaciousness, and circulation throughout the environment. Thus, the individual, collective, meeting, pantry, and sample room areas merge and separate purely through sightlines—only the restroom is concealed behind a panel, maintaining privacy and convenience.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><em>Very flowing landing. I</em>n the pool designed by landscaping master Burle Marx, the office developed and built a temporary bar from scratch for an architectural event from scratch. With a rereading of the modernist curves, the office created a metallic structure with a view of all elements. from the surroundings, the palace of the governors of Minas, the pool, and Serra do Curral, and the city, are all permeable, light, with a connection to nature and the landscaping that seems to embrace and invade the bar on all sides.</p>]]>
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