Escuela Freemans Bay / RTA Studio

Noticias de arquitectura

Arquitectos: RTA Studio
Ubicación: Freemans Bay, Auckland 1011, Nueva Zelanda
Área: 2.800 m²
Año Proyecto: 2018
Fotografías: Simon Devitt

06/12/2019/by Daniel Tapia

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