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        <![CDATA[Mi Casita Preschool and Cultural Center / Barker Associates Architecture Office + 4Mativ Design Studio]]>
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      <dc:creator>Pilar Caballero</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Mi Casita Preschool and Cultural Center, designed collaboratively by Barker Associates Architecture Office and 4|Mativ Design Studio is located in a new mixed-use development in Brooklyn.   The program called for three classrooms to occupy a large space with 15' ceilings on the ground floor of the building with a lower level for support programming. The space is organized around an L-shaped trough sink that becomes a social gathering spot and that also functions as a bathroom sink. Divisions between rooms are made with furniture to provide flexibility so that the space can be transformed for special events including performances organized by the school's artist-in-residence.</p>]]>
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