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Joining the unique experience of a five-star hotel to all the comforts of a home, the hotel chain Four Seasons inaugurates its first Private Residences enterprise in South America with its interior design signed by Studio Arthur Casas. The 84 residential units are located on the last twelve floors of the Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences São Paulo at Nações Unidas, a building designed by the US-based HKS Architects in partnership with the Brazilian Aflalo / Gasperini Architects.

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I have passed this door several times walking home from Washington Square Park, and each time I go by I think about what a great address "123" is. Although, come to think of it, I grew up around four and five digit address and always thought about how cool it would be to have an address below 100 and coincidentally have since 2003. I will shut up now.

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Keiji Ashizawa's interior design for Tokyo's Aloop clinic features textiles and custom-made furniture to make it look more like a home than a medical space.