Game rules:
The basic principle of the form "L" from the logic of the fold, was explored in the last session. This game allows a diversity of spaces, generated by changes in folds, forming the "L". The form may be visible in plan, in elevation and in volume. The previous rules of the game is still applied in the design phase. Some walls and partitions have summers modified to meet the concept:

1. Elements projected outwards and independently;
2. Mobile is integrated across partitions;
3. Mobile is integrated and built L form;
4. Simplicity of forms;
5. Joint in common areas;

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