Do you have any building plans or blueprints for this build?

arbrown706

9 years ago

I would love to recreate this model. Any info you can provide would be very appreciated.

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9 years ago
I can put you in touch with the architect we collaborated with. Marcelo Valdes. http://mvaldesarc.com/
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