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    The document discusses the stages of growth in the design of a building facade. It describes the facade as having three stages: the first involves cutting and elongation, the second implies a change from oval to rectangular, and the third seems to involve dividing the glazing into groupings of three bays, then two bays, and finally one bay. It also describes the north and south facades as having a progression from opaque to transparent elements, with the horizontal coordinate given a perceptual distinction.

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    The document discusses the stages of growth in the design of a building facade. It describes the facade as having three stages: the first involves cutting and elongation, the second implies a change from oval to rectangular, and the third seems to involve dividing the glazing into groupings of three bays, then two bays, and finally one bay. It also describes the north and south facades as having a progression from opaque to transparent elements, with the horizontal coordinate given a perceptual distinction.

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    The document discusses the stages of growth in the design of a building facade. It describes the facade as having three stages: the first involves cutting and elongation, the second implies a change from oval to rectangular, and the third seems to involve dividing the glazing into groupings of three bays, then two bays, and finally one bay. It also describes the north and south facades as having a progression from opaque to transparent elements, with the horizontal coordinate given a perceptual distinction.

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