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Their interrelationship dialectics, being of specific character subject to a specific historical period, has been increasingly interpenetrative and interdependent. Houses are built of local stone and timber, with loadbearing walls and flat roofs, so they echo the cubic forms of the traditional farmsteads, though the spaces are rather more interpenetrative than they are in traditional buildings. These modest elements of the building process occur or are placed in Pinos' realm of interpenetrative space as functional markers, integral components of a total vision. |
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