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Caseta de les Brugueres Refurbishment / GMO Arquitectura

“Caseta de las Brugueras” refurbishment is a Project to rehabilitate a listed small Catalan country house or “Mas”, to turn it into a small refuge for short-term vacation breaks.
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architects: GMO ArquitecturaLocation: The Priory, Tarragona, SpainProject Year: 2020Photographs: DEL RIO BANIArea: 113.0 m2
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