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This document contains architectural plans for a building labeled "Modelshot No 2" including street views, interior views, floor plans, and roof plans dated November 9, 2020 and created by MVRDV, a Dutch architecture and urban planning firm.
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MVRDV (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
- 1. MODELSHOT NO 2 NO 2 ‘twin shotguns’
- 3. VIEW FROM GARDEN NO 2
- 4. INTERIOR VIEW NO 2
- 5. SECTION NO 2
- 6. GROUND FLOORPLAN NO 2
- 7. 1ST FLOOR NO 2-A
- 8. 2ND FLOOR NO 2-A
- 10. 091120 MVRDV