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Group of multi-family houses Aglasterhausen

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74858 Aglasterhausen: Group of multi-family houses in timber frame construction. 3-liter house, 7 WE, year of construction: 2001/2002

Address: 74858 Aglasterhausen, Am Zeil 8

Architecture: a + t Müller
www.atm-mueller.de/de/referenzen.php

Published in: Wüstenrot Foundation 1998

 



Last Updated: June 8, 2020

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All planning agency project(s): ; City region: ; Country: Germany; Characteristics: Terraced house, Eco-settlement; typology: Settlement; Thematic: Wood construction

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