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01/2015 - 2015-06-01 (Bulletin de Detail inside)
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Titre : 01/2015 - 2015-06-01 Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2015 Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Bureaux -- Aménagement
Cafés -- Aménagement
Constructions -- Reconversion
Domotique
Garderies -- Aménagement
Hôtels - Aménagement
Matériaux organiques
Salles de bain -- AménagementIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé :
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Review of Architecture and Interior Design
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DETAIL inside, the review of architecture and interior design, is published twice yearly alongside DETAIL. The new journal will pinpoint the latest trends while providing architects and interior designers with all necessary technical information. This issue focuses on the living environment. The featured projects range from the conversion of a Swiss cowshed into a holiday home and a “pop-up” interior in Madrid to modern, innovative bathroom design solutions. A jaunt through Berlin’s new bar scene and a lovingly styled crèche in Bavaria provide further diverse examples of stunning interior creations.
Other contents: While heri&salli celebrate the rough charm of the structural fabric in five guest rooms housed in a Viennese vinegar brewery, selgascano’s office conversion in London excels by its curvilinear geometries and subtle use of synthetic materials, including saffron epoxy flooring, curved perspex walls and coated wood-wool ceilings. Marking opposite extremes in the wide spectrum of contemporary compositions, the two projects underline the pivotal role of materials for the interior. Interior finishings, unlike facades, are experienced at close quarters by users, through sight, touch and smell.[n° ou bulletin] 01/2015 - 2015-06-01 [texte imprimé] . - 2015.
Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng)
Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Bureaux -- Aménagement
Cafés -- Aménagement
Constructions -- Reconversion
Domotique
Garderies -- Aménagement
Hôtels - Aménagement
Matériaux organiques
Salles de bain -- AménagementIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé :
inside 01/2015
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Quick Overview
Review of Architecture and Interior Design
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DETAIL inside, the review of architecture and interior design, is published twice yearly alongside DETAIL. The new journal will pinpoint the latest trends while providing architects and interior designers with all necessary technical information. This issue focuses on the living environment. The featured projects range from the conversion of a Swiss cowshed into a holiday home and a “pop-up” interior in Madrid to modern, innovative bathroom design solutions. A jaunt through Berlin’s new bar scene and a lovingly styled crèche in Bavaria provide further diverse examples of stunning interior creations.
Other contents: While heri&salli celebrate the rough charm of the structural fabric in five guest rooms housed in a Viennese vinegar brewery, selgascano’s office conversion in London excels by its curvilinear geometries and subtle use of synthetic materials, including saffron epoxy flooring, curved perspex walls and coated wood-wool ceilings. Marking opposite extremes in the wide spectrum of contemporary compositions, the two projects underline the pivotal role of materials for the interior. Interior finishings, unlike facades, are experienced at close quarters by users, through sight, touch and smell.Réservation
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Code-barres Cote Support Localisation Section Disponibilité SL 19342 Detail inside Fascicule ESA Saint-Luc Beaux-Arts - Biblio Disponible
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Titre : 01/2016 - 2016-06-01 - Fokus Hotel Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2016 Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Hotels (édifices) - Aménagement
Revêtements de solIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : A place for holidaymakers in need of relaxation, an accommodation for jetlag-ridden business travellers that is more transient and functional: Hotels provide a broad canvas on to which aspirations and needs that range from escapism to business are projected. The success of a hotel concept is largely determined by how intelligently and smoothly the transition between the exotic and the habitual is handled and transformed into an exciting dialogue that doesn’t overwhelm the guest and transcends short-lived trends.
To achieve this objective, a clear and legible architectural language that expresses a credible relationship to its surroundings and knows how to carry that through to the interiors is required. The projects in this current issue of DETAIL inside are located at precisely this interface. Hotel Tuve in Hong Kong offers an exclusive antithesis to the noisy outside world with a sensual oasis of crafted ambiences and exquisite materials.
Basel’s Hotel Nomad achieves a balanced interplay between tradition and modernity in a converted 1950s apartment building. The digital age makes an informal entrance at Hotel Schani in Vienna: Customized furniture, materials combined in surprising ways and typical local architectural features generate a pleasant atmosphere that places the guest at centre stage.Note de contenu : inside 01/16
4 Inhalt fokus hotel focus on hotels
16 FutureHotel: Wenn der Gast das Angebot definiert FutureHotel: Where the Guest defines the Offer Vanessa Borkmann
inhalt content magazin features
3 Editorial Peter Popp
6 Marcel Wanders Über Gegensätze Marcel Wanders On Contradictions Frank Kaltenbach
10 Szenenwechsel Anbauten in Gent Changing Scenes Extensions in Ghent Hartmut Raendchen projekte projects
22 Hotel Tuve in Hongkong Design Systems, Hongkong
28 Hotel Schani Wien archisphere Gabriel Kacerovsky, Wien
32 Lobby im Hotel Hotel in Canberra Lobby of Canberra’s Hotel Hotel March Studio, Melbourne
38 Hotel Nomad in Basel Buchner Bründler Architekten, Basel
42 Yim Huai Khwang Hostel in Bangkok Supermachine Studio, Bangkok
46 Hotel Monverde nahe Telões Hotel Monverde near Telões FCC Arquitectura, Felgueiras produkte products
62 DETAIL research Kunststoffe boomen — umweltfreundlich und mit neuen technischen Eigenschaften
64 Möbel Neuheiten Salone del Mobile
68 Küche und Bad Neuheiten EuroCucina, Salone del Bagno
72 Innenausbau Farben, Wandbeläge, Heimtextilien
75 Abbildungsnachweis, Impressum
Copyright, imprint material und konstruktion materials and construction
52 Elastische Bodenbeläge im Objektbereich
Resilient Floorings in the Commercial Sector
José Luis MoroEn ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/inside-12016-27626/ [n° ou bulletin] 01/2016 - 2016-06-01 - Fokus Hotel [texte imprimé] . - 2016.
Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng)
Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Hotels (édifices) - Aménagement
Revêtements de solIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : A place for holidaymakers in need of relaxation, an accommodation for jetlag-ridden business travellers that is more transient and functional: Hotels provide a broad canvas on to which aspirations and needs that range from escapism to business are projected. The success of a hotel concept is largely determined by how intelligently and smoothly the transition between the exotic and the habitual is handled and transformed into an exciting dialogue that doesn’t overwhelm the guest and transcends short-lived trends.
To achieve this objective, a clear and legible architectural language that expresses a credible relationship to its surroundings and knows how to carry that through to the interiors is required. The projects in this current issue of DETAIL inside are located at precisely this interface. Hotel Tuve in Hong Kong offers an exclusive antithesis to the noisy outside world with a sensual oasis of crafted ambiences and exquisite materials.
Basel’s Hotel Nomad achieves a balanced interplay between tradition and modernity in a converted 1950s apartment building. The digital age makes an informal entrance at Hotel Schani in Vienna: Customized furniture, materials combined in surprising ways and typical local architectural features generate a pleasant atmosphere that places the guest at centre stage.Note de contenu : inside 01/16
4 Inhalt fokus hotel focus on hotels
16 FutureHotel: Wenn der Gast das Angebot definiert FutureHotel: Where the Guest defines the Offer Vanessa Borkmann
inhalt content magazin features
3 Editorial Peter Popp
6 Marcel Wanders Über Gegensätze Marcel Wanders On Contradictions Frank Kaltenbach
10 Szenenwechsel Anbauten in Gent Changing Scenes Extensions in Ghent Hartmut Raendchen projekte projects
22 Hotel Tuve in Hongkong Design Systems, Hongkong
28 Hotel Schani Wien archisphere Gabriel Kacerovsky, Wien
32 Lobby im Hotel Hotel in Canberra Lobby of Canberra’s Hotel Hotel March Studio, Melbourne
38 Hotel Nomad in Basel Buchner Bründler Architekten, Basel
42 Yim Huai Khwang Hostel in Bangkok Supermachine Studio, Bangkok
46 Hotel Monverde nahe Telões Hotel Monverde near Telões FCC Arquitectura, Felgueiras produkte products
62 DETAIL research Kunststoffe boomen — umweltfreundlich und mit neuen technischen Eigenschaften
64 Möbel Neuheiten Salone del Mobile
68 Küche und Bad Neuheiten EuroCucina, Salone del Bagno
72 Innenausbau Farben, Wandbeläge, Heimtextilien
75 Abbildungsnachweis, Impressum
Copyright, imprint material und konstruktion materials and construction
52 Elastische Bodenbeläge im Objektbereich
Resilient Floorings in the Commercial Sector
José Luis MoroEn ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/inside-12016-27626/ Réservation
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Titre : 01/2017 - 2017-06-01 - Fokus Bars, restaurants, Cafés Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2017 Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Bars - Aménagements
Bureaux -- Aménagement
Cafés -- Aménagement
Designers -- 21e siècle
Gilad, Ron (1972-....)
Luminaires
Restaurants -- AménagementIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : 500 Kilogramm schwer und bestückt mit 140 mundgeblasenen Leuchtkörpern aus Glas: Für das Restaurant Jane in Antwerpen entwickelte die Designmanufaktur PSLab einen spektakulären Kronleuchter. Die außergewöhnlichen Rahmenbedingungen im historischen Kirchenraum eines ehemaligen Militärhospitals verlangten nach einer unikalen Lösung. Welche Faktoren außerdem entscheidend für eine gelungene Lichtdramaturgie im Bereich Gastronomie sind, erfuhren wir im Gespräch mit dem Stuttgarter Bürogründer und Inhaber Mario Weck.
Neben diesen praktischen Überlegungen zeigen wir in der aktuellen Ausgabe von DETAIL inside die Vielfalt zeitgemäßer kulinarischer Raumkonzepte und gehen der Frage nach, wie Architektur, Design und Lichtgestaltung den Genuss des Essens und Trinkens beeinflussen. Die typologische Vielfalt reicht von Fast Food bis Slow Food, von temporären experimentellen Installationen bis hin zu hybriden Mischformen: In Beijing verwandeln filigrane Stahlregale eine ehemals traditionelle Buchhandlung in einen Ort der Entschleunigung mit Café.
Ein Gourmetrestaurant im Wiener Stadtpark findet flexible Antworten auf die Frage nach dem besten Platz. Mit einer großen Geste bringt eine Lamellendecke aus Holz den abgesenkten Speisesaal einer Schulkantine in Versailles zum Strahlen. In ihrer Vielgestaltigkeit zeigen die Projektbeispiele eines ganz deutlich: Wie sich ästhetische Wechselwirkungen zwischen Koch- und Raumkunst auf das persönliche Geschmackserlebnis auswirken, lässt sich letztlich erst vor Ort entscheiden.Note de contenu : inside 01/17
1 Editorial Peter Popp
4 Ron Gilad Mehr als Funktion = Ron Gilad More than just Function Sandra Hofmeister
8 Bürorevitalisierung in Lauenförde = Office renovation in Lauenförde Peter Popp
fokus bars, restaurants, cafés = focus on bars, restaurants, cafes
14 Natürlich inszeniert: Kulinarische Raum-konzepte = Naturally Staged: Gastronomic Design Concepts Anneke Bokern
projekte = projects
22 Burger-Restaurant in Shanghai = Burger Restaurant in Shanghai
Neri & Hu Design and Research Office, Shanghai
26 Ausflugsrestaurant in Innsbruck = Excursion Restaurant in Innsbruck Ludescher + Lutz, Bregenz
32 Yakitori-Bar und Restaurant in Tokio = Yakitori Bar and Restaurant in Tokyo Kengo Kuma & Associates, Tokio
36 Gourmetrestaurant in Wien = Gourmet Restaurant in Vienna PPAG architects, Wien
42 Mobiles Restaurant in Liverpool = Pop-up Restaurant in
Liverpool Asif Khan, London
44 Buchhandlung mit Café in Beijing = Beijing Bookstore and Cafe Archstudio, Beijing
48 Schulkantine in Versailles = School Cafeteria in VersaillesSam architecture,Paris
praxis practice
54 Identitätsstiftend: Lichtlösungen von PSLab
Identity-generating: Light Solutions by PSLab
Peter Popp
produkte = products
62 DETAIL research
Modifizierte Natur — Neue Materialien für Oberflächen und Objekte
64 Küche Neuheiten Fuori-salone
66 Bäder und Sanitär Neuheiten Messe ISH
70 Möbel Neuheiten Salone del Mobile
76 Innenausbau Farben & Tapeten
77 Abbildungsnachweis, Impressum Copyright, imprintEn ligne : http://www.detail.de/heftarchiv-artikel/inside-12017-30174/ [n° ou bulletin] 01/2017 - 2017-06-01 - Fokus Bars, restaurants, Cafés [texte imprimé] . - 2017.
Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng)
Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Bars - Aménagements
Bureaux -- Aménagement
Cafés -- Aménagement
Designers -- 21e siècle
Gilad, Ron (1972-....)
Luminaires
Restaurants -- AménagementIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : 500 Kilogramm schwer und bestückt mit 140 mundgeblasenen Leuchtkörpern aus Glas: Für das Restaurant Jane in Antwerpen entwickelte die Designmanufaktur PSLab einen spektakulären Kronleuchter. Die außergewöhnlichen Rahmenbedingungen im historischen Kirchenraum eines ehemaligen Militärhospitals verlangten nach einer unikalen Lösung. Welche Faktoren außerdem entscheidend für eine gelungene Lichtdramaturgie im Bereich Gastronomie sind, erfuhren wir im Gespräch mit dem Stuttgarter Bürogründer und Inhaber Mario Weck.
Neben diesen praktischen Überlegungen zeigen wir in der aktuellen Ausgabe von DETAIL inside die Vielfalt zeitgemäßer kulinarischer Raumkonzepte und gehen der Frage nach, wie Architektur, Design und Lichtgestaltung den Genuss des Essens und Trinkens beeinflussen. Die typologische Vielfalt reicht von Fast Food bis Slow Food, von temporären experimentellen Installationen bis hin zu hybriden Mischformen: In Beijing verwandeln filigrane Stahlregale eine ehemals traditionelle Buchhandlung in einen Ort der Entschleunigung mit Café.
Ein Gourmetrestaurant im Wiener Stadtpark findet flexible Antworten auf die Frage nach dem besten Platz. Mit einer großen Geste bringt eine Lamellendecke aus Holz den abgesenkten Speisesaal einer Schulkantine in Versailles zum Strahlen. In ihrer Vielgestaltigkeit zeigen die Projektbeispiele eines ganz deutlich: Wie sich ästhetische Wechselwirkungen zwischen Koch- und Raumkunst auf das persönliche Geschmackserlebnis auswirken, lässt sich letztlich erst vor Ort entscheiden.Note de contenu : inside 01/17
1 Editorial Peter Popp
4 Ron Gilad Mehr als Funktion = Ron Gilad More than just Function Sandra Hofmeister
8 Bürorevitalisierung in Lauenförde = Office renovation in Lauenförde Peter Popp
fokus bars, restaurants, cafés = focus on bars, restaurants, cafes
14 Natürlich inszeniert: Kulinarische Raum-konzepte = Naturally Staged: Gastronomic Design Concepts Anneke Bokern
projekte = projects
22 Burger-Restaurant in Shanghai = Burger Restaurant in Shanghai
Neri & Hu Design and Research Office, Shanghai
26 Ausflugsrestaurant in Innsbruck = Excursion Restaurant in Innsbruck Ludescher + Lutz, Bregenz
32 Yakitori-Bar und Restaurant in Tokio = Yakitori Bar and Restaurant in Tokyo Kengo Kuma & Associates, Tokio
36 Gourmetrestaurant in Wien = Gourmet Restaurant in Vienna PPAG architects, Wien
42 Mobiles Restaurant in Liverpool = Pop-up Restaurant in
Liverpool Asif Khan, London
44 Buchhandlung mit Café in Beijing = Beijing Bookstore and Cafe Archstudio, Beijing
48 Schulkantine in Versailles = School Cafeteria in VersaillesSam architecture,Paris
praxis practice
54 Identitätsstiftend: Lichtlösungen von PSLab
Identity-generating: Light Solutions by PSLab
Peter Popp
produkte = products
62 DETAIL research
Modifizierte Natur — Neue Materialien für Oberflächen und Objekte
64 Küche Neuheiten Fuori-salone
66 Bäder und Sanitär Neuheiten Messe ISH
70 Möbel Neuheiten Salone del Mobile
76 Innenausbau Farben & Tapeten
77 Abbildungsnachweis, Impressum Copyright, imprintEn ligne : http://www.detail.de/heftarchiv-artikel/inside-12017-30174/ Réservation
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Code-barres Cote Support Localisation Section Disponibilité SL 21394 Detail inside Fascicule ESA Saint-Luc Beaux-Arts - Biblio Disponible 02/2015 - 2015-12-01 (Bulletin de Detail inside)
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Titre : 02/2015 - 2015-12-01 Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2015 Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
DesignIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : The classic office was already declared dead, but is now experiencing a renaissance. Non-territorial office solutions didn’t become as successful as anticipated. The home office model currently meets its limits as well. Working in teams is gaining importance and demands respective places. In addition, offices are witnessing changes in workflows. Flexibility and spatial solutions that foster the communication between employees are increasingly in demand. Spontaneous informal meetings that stimulate the exchange of ideas and strengthen the team spirit are in the focus of attention, as Roland Pawlitschko concludes in his article.
This edition of DETAIL inside presents individually designed office concepts that are tailored to their respective users in terms of both layout and outfitting. A »co-working space« for three small businesses in Barcelona is zoned by shining yellow boxes arranged at an angle and serving as rooms for meeting and privacy. A stylized tartan track carpet in lawn green defines the spaces of a football app developer. In Dartford in England a giant piece of spatial furniture connects the two levels of an administrative office. It creates individual workplaces, but most of all dramatizes the way you access the space: the entire office becomes an extraordinarily vivid work environment.[n° ou bulletin] 02/2015 - 2015-12-01 [texte imprimé] . - 2015.
Langues : Français (fre)
Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
DesignIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : The classic office was already declared dead, but is now experiencing a renaissance. Non-territorial office solutions didn’t become as successful as anticipated. The home office model currently meets its limits as well. Working in teams is gaining importance and demands respective places. In addition, offices are witnessing changes in workflows. Flexibility and spatial solutions that foster the communication between employees are increasingly in demand. Spontaneous informal meetings that stimulate the exchange of ideas and strengthen the team spirit are in the focus of attention, as Roland Pawlitschko concludes in his article.
This edition of DETAIL inside presents individually designed office concepts that are tailored to their respective users in terms of both layout and outfitting. A »co-working space« for three small businesses in Barcelona is zoned by shining yellow boxes arranged at an angle and serving as rooms for meeting and privacy. A stylized tartan track carpet in lawn green defines the spaces of a football app developer. In Dartford in England a giant piece of spatial furniture connects the two levels of an administrative office. It creates individual workplaces, but most of all dramatizes the way you access the space: the entire office becomes an extraordinarily vivid work environment.Réservation
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Code-barres Cote Support Localisation Section Disponibilité SL 19687 Detail inside Fascicule ESA Saint-Luc Beaux-Arts - Biblio Disponible
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Titre : 02/2016 - 2016-10-01 Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2016 Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Architecture intérieure -- Matériaux
Matériaux -- DécorationIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : Reflective surfaces and curved forms for China, noble and durable materials for Russia; Ippolito Fleitz carefully analyses local market mechanisms and develops bespoke retail concepts for each context. The fact that as Europeans we have to bring along a good portion of psychological intuition in order to be able to develop design concepts tailored to foreign cultures is described by Peter Ippolito in his text “Think Emotional, Act Local“. The practical proof of the importance of regional sensitivities is illustrated by the magically playful appearance of new jewellery label Dada and a scenography that perfectly serves the desires of female buyers that grew up in an era of Chinese turbo-capitalism.
As a matter of course we also look upon to Japan and Europe; in this issue of DETAIL inside we show projects that represent a general retail-trend towards concise forms and a consistent material language. Grey terrazzo dominates the surfaces of the David Chipperfield designed flagship stores for fashion label Valentino while a spruce wall element forms a focal point in the knife showroom designed by Yusuke Seki and expanded metal display tables define the store design for Swedish fashion brand Mouli. Together they provide a powerful argument in favour of the minimalist use of materials. Peter PoppEn ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/inside-22016-28604/ [n° ou bulletin] 02/2016 - 2016-10-01 [texte imprimé] . - 2016.
Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng)
Catégories : Architecture d'intérieur
Architecture intérieure -- Matériaux
Matériaux -- DécorationIndex. décimale : 747 Architecture d'intérieur Résumé : Reflective surfaces and curved forms for China, noble and durable materials for Russia; Ippolito Fleitz carefully analyses local market mechanisms and develops bespoke retail concepts for each context. The fact that as Europeans we have to bring along a good portion of psychological intuition in order to be able to develop design concepts tailored to foreign cultures is described by Peter Ippolito in his text “Think Emotional, Act Local“. The practical proof of the importance of regional sensitivities is illustrated by the magically playful appearance of new jewellery label Dada and a scenography that perfectly serves the desires of female buyers that grew up in an era of Chinese turbo-capitalism.
As a matter of course we also look upon to Japan and Europe; in this issue of DETAIL inside we show projects that represent a general retail-trend towards concise forms and a consistent material language. Grey terrazzo dominates the surfaces of the David Chipperfield designed flagship stores for fashion label Valentino while a spruce wall element forms a focal point in the knife showroom designed by Yusuke Seki and expanded metal display tables define the store design for Swedish fashion brand Mouli. Together they provide a powerful argument in favour of the minimalist use of materials. Peter PoppEn ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/inside-22016-28604/ Réservation
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Permalinkno.8(2014:Aug.) - 2014-08-01 - Special Möbel + design. Projects. Special kitchen & cooking (Bulletin de MD : international magazine of design. Möbel Interior Design)
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PermalinkVilla Ortiz Basualdo, Mar del Plata ; Serrurier-Bovy / Graciela DI LORIO, Jacques-Grégoire WATELET, préface de Roberto COVA, préface de Jacques STIENNON / Graciela Di Lorio
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