Casa DamDam Project Developed by Studio SMA and Ground Architects
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Casa DamDam Project Developed by Studio SMA and Ground Architects

The Casa DamDam is a compact residence designed to accommodate a couple, their twin children, and two cats. The project incorporates robust exterior walls with the aim of ensuring privacy, especially considering that the plot is small and surrounded by taller buildings.

Due to the limitations imposed by the arrangement of the parking spaces, the different functions of each level were meticulously divided. Furthermore, the circulation flow was planned with great precision to maximize the use of the house's interior spaces.

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