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House of the infinite, Cádiz (Spain). Alberto Campo Baeza in collaboration with Tomás Carranza, Javier Montero. An infinite plane facing the infinite sea.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.

In this ensemble formerly devoted to agriculture, grapes were once crushed in a mill in order to produce the mash required for wine.