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A contemporary country house inspired by traditional Brazilian residential architecture. The project combines natural ventilation, abundant daylight, generous verandas, and strong indoor-outdoor integration. The residence features four bedrooms, two suites, social areas, a swimming pool, deck, and independent gourmet area, creating a comfortable and welcoming retreat surrounded by landscape.
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