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https://teresamoller.cl/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/DSC_0071_2.jpg14401005Architect: Sebastián Irarrázabal This project consists of a garden whose main characteristic is to have species that offers different blooms depending on the season of the year so the garden remains constantly colourful over time. The paths and rest places were worked with travertine, a stone extracted from the north of Chile that, by having…