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WALL DETAIL

The lazaretto's original purpose was to house yellow fever and cholera victims, but few remember said noble commitment today. Instead, for

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profile that has been appreciated by many generations of residents and visitors of the old city.

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Cuba) by Madrid's School of Engineers, Roads, and Port Facilities. The project's dossier (narrative) became the precedent for detailing

succeeding comparable building initiatives in terms of scope, tectonics, and contents.

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DRAIN DETAIL

THE MAIN SPACE OF THE BUILDING WAS ARTICULATED INTOFOUR SIMILAR SPACES, AND A CENTRAL HALLWAY RUNNINGFROM SOUTH TO EAST. THE ROOMS WERE ASSIGNEDACCORDING TO GENDER AND SOCIAL STATUS.

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