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        <![CDATA[VIVA House  / Studio VRM]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Sharing is the word that defines this project. The creation of Coworking Manifesto | 06 came from ideas that needed to circulate in an environment with diverse perspectives. This space was designed in the iconic SCN 206 block in Brasília. Known as "Babilônia Norte" for its unconventional character, the project steered away from the trend of strong, flashy colors, opting instead for a contemporary warehouse concept—clean yet industrial.</p>]]>
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