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Into the Blue

Sol Depetris had been searching for three years when they finally found their future apartment. Occupying the full second floor and an attic in one of Rosario, Argentina’s many “French-style” buildings—Haussmann-esque constructions dating from the early 20th century—the space had most recently housed an accounting firm. The walls were painted a shabby pastel yellow, but it still had many original plaster details and a “casa

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