Laura Murguía Sánchez (Mexico City 1969) is a Mexican architect who currently lives in Prešov, Eastern Slovakia. She received a PhD degree in architecture at Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB). Next, she worked 8
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3 Questions for K-Studio Q: The Southwand House project is part of a broader portfolio focused on hospitality and remote locations. What unique challenges and opportunities do holiday homes
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