New Santa Cruz CITY

DECEMBER 2015
A p r o j e c t D E V E L OPE D B Y :

GEL
INVERSIONES

B U I L D I N G PRO D U CT I V E C I T I E S
GEL INVERSIONES, is part of Lafuente Business Group, the most
successful holding company in real estate urban planning in Bolivia.
W I T H T H E A D V I CE A N D D E S I G N O F :

K ORE A L A N D & H O U S I N G CORPOR A T I O N

Wo r l d l ead er So u t h Ko rean state agenc y in urban
p l an n i n g an d d evel o p ment.
 
New Santa Cruz CITY
Will be the modern, smart and the DREAM CITY of Latin America.
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New Santa Cruz CITY

COUNTRY AND CITY MAP

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CONTENTS

1. BACKGROUND OF THE NEW

CITY DEVELOPMENT
POPULATION & HOUSING DEMAND INCREASE
THE NEED FOR THE NEW CITY DEVELOPMENT
SITE ANALYSIS

2. NEW CITY MASTER PLAN

VISIONS OF THE NEW CITY
DEVELOPMENT SCHEME
PLANNING CONCEPT
PROJECT OVERVIEW
LAND USE PLAN

3. INFRASTRUCTURE
INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN
STORM WATER DRAINAGE
WASTE WATER COLLECTION
WATER SUPPLY
ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY
COMMUNICATION NETWORK
GAS SUPPLY

4. REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD

LIVE IN THE NEW CITY
WHERE TO LIVE
DISTRICT TWO, CENTRAL PARK NIGHT VIEW HOW TO LIVE
WHAT TO DO

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1.
BACKGROUND
OF THE NEW
C I T Y D E V E L OP M E N T

SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA. CATHEDRAL

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1. POPULATION & HOUSING DEMAND INCREASE 2. THE NEED FOR DEVELOPING THE NEW CITY

POPULATION PROJECTION INDICATORS RELATED TO HOUSING Santa Cruz is the economic, productive, and industrial · As one of the 50 best cities in Latin America in
region of the country, it has close to 3 million doing business. (Source: America Economia).
UNIT: M, million UNIT: Persons / Family inhabitants, and due to its demographic growth it
is estimated that it will duplicate its population in · Considered the number one city in cost efficiency.
5.0 M 15 years. (Source: FDI. American Cities of the Future 2015/16)

4.0 M
4.03 Santa Cruz de la Sierra is one of the most important Taking into account these factors: the accelerated
3.8 M
3.86
cities of Bolivia. demographic growth of the city, its productive
3.0 M
vocation, and its geographical advantage, in the
2.9 M 3.69
3.53
Since, 1970 the expansion of the urban sprawl of center of Latin America, is that we propose the
2.1 M the city of Santa Cruz clearly shows its rapid growth, construction of the new Santa Cruz city.
being:
The New Santa Cruz City is designed with a different
2015

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2035
· In the 14 cities with greatest growth in the world. style of harmonic coexitence, to become a comercial,
SANTA CRUZ DEPARTMENT Nº OF FAMILY MEMBERS (Source: Forbes Custom) logistics, and tourism center as well as the business
SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA + WARNES + COTOCA and financial center of Latin America.

DRASTIC POPULATION INCREASE

The average annual growth rate of the population of

Santa Cruz Dept is 3.8% since 1976, being two times
greater than the city of La Paz (1.8%). If the growth
rate of the last ten years continues, the population
of Santa Cruz is expected to reach 5 million by 2035.

DECREASE OF FAMILY MEMBERS AND INCREASE OF HOUSING OWNERSHIP

The average household size is decreasing due to family
nuclearization and one-person or two-person
households; this is expected to create a higher demand
for housing in the future. The home ownership rate
also steadily increases and this potential housing
demand needs to be accommodated in the New Santa
Cruz City. It is essential to develop a new city that
meets housing demands and that solves urbanization
problems such as urban sprawl, lack of quality
infrastructures and the rise in real-estate pricing.

HOUSING DEMAND IN THE FUTURE

The graph on the left shows an accumulated UNIT: Thousand Houses
forecasting of housing demand in relation to the 1,400
change in the household size.
1,150
If New Santa Cruz City can absorb only 10% to 1,100
30% of the additional housing demand forecasted 960
930
to increase in a 5-year term, the city will sufficiently 800 780
accommodate 400 to 450 thousand people by 2035
650
and these figures ensure the sales feasibility of the
project. Moreover, if the new city takes a further
demand-influencing-socio-economic factors such 2020 2025 2030 2035
as income increase, the actual housing demand for FORECAST OF HOUSING DEMAND
the new city is expected to be higher. SANTA CRUZ DEPARTMENT
SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA + WARNES + COTOCA

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3. SITE ANALYSIS
LOCATIONAL CONDITION
INTERNATIONAL: This site is located geographically
in the center of Latin America, which makes the city
ideal to connect to surrounding countries such as
Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Paraguay. It has a
strong potential to become a HUB CITY connecting
international passengers and cargos.
INTERNATIONAL
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REGIONAL: This site is located in the center of 3 major
cities - Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Warnes and Cotoca -
within the Santa Cruz department and this condition
makes it perfect for appropriately accommodating
population growth of the surrounding cities.
REGIONAL
SITE CONDITION
PHYSICAL LAND FORMATION OF THE SITE
97% of the land has a slope of 0.5% or lower, and
the site is relatively very flat.
Average altitude is about 353 m., and altitude varies
from 368 m. to 337 m. The highest point is located
along the west-south boundary and the lowest point
is located in the north-east section.
FARM LAND STREAM LOS SAUCES
EXISTING LAND USE
Most land is currently used as farmland, especially for
cultivating crops and other areas are still untouched
as natural forests and woods.
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION
The site is divided into 3 administrative areas. The
largest one is in the Municipality of Warnes (1, 787
ha), the second largest one is in the Municipality of
Santa Cruz de la Sierra (3,964 ha) and last one is in
the Municipality of Cotoca (27 ha).
UNTOUCHED NATURAL LAND
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2.
NEW CITY
M A S TER P L A N

DISTRICT ONE, BUSINESS AND COMERCIAL AREA

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1. VISIONS OF THE NEW CITY

LOCATIONAL CONDITION
DREAM HUB IN LATIN AMERICA
Santa Cruz New City aims to be a self-sufficient
and creative waterfront city that perfectly combines
industrial, cultural and residential functions. The city
will take a leap forward to become a leading new city
model not only for Bolivia but also for Latin America,
capitalizing on its superb locational advantage.

The proposed visions are as follows: D DELIGHTFUL CITY

A delightful healthy city in a comfortable space

‘Self-sufficient city’ that drives local development

R
through the creation of demand and employment RECREATIONAL CITY
A recreational city which allows people to breathe and coexist with nature
Environmentally friendly ‘waterfront city’ that
creates a new spatial value transcending the
limitations of a land-locked country

Differentiating the ‘creative city’ as a leading

development model for Latin America
E EXCEPTIONAL CITY
A cultural and touristic city in which people can enjoy new culture

‘Multi-functional City’ combining residential

functions together with a cluster of industrial,
educational and institutional functions
A ADVANCED CITY
An open city that creates value exchanges with neighboring cities and countries

M MODERN CITY
A business City in which multiple functions are fulfilled

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2. DEVELOPMENT SCHEME
PLANNING CONCEPT DIRECTIONS
ACTIVE CITY CONSTANTLY CREATING NEW
EMPLOYMENT. To vitalize the newly built city,
various human activities should continuously take
place. In order to boost human activities, a virtuous
economic circle should be formed which will bring
abundant job opportunities and allow people to
have a prosperous lifestyle.
ACTIVE CITY
CONSTANTLY CREATING
NEW EMPLOYMENT
RESIDENTIAL CITY
IN WHICH EVERYONE
DESIRES TO LIVE IN
RESIDENTIAL CITY IN WHICH EVERYONE
DESIRES TO LIVE IN. Residential environment with
low and mid population density, establishing an
environmentally friendly Green and Blue network
with an urban space where humans dwell in harmony
with the natural environment.
The urban environment shall be designed as a water-
friendly space where residents can enjoy leisure
activities. The water quality will be well protected by
environmentally friendly stream management. Such
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The new city aims to be a city that is open to the world GREEN NETWORK
and that can create value in close connection with
adjacent cities and countries based on knowledge- Sustainable, Natural, Comfortable, Abundant.
based job creation and a solid economic foundation. Green Area and Park, Green Network System.
BLUE NETWORK
Fresh, Flexible, Valuable, Dynamic.
Urban Identity of GELNewtown, new-typed
urban recreational place-making.
HUMAN-FOCUSED
GREEN & BLUE CITY
environment will serve as an engine to increase the
urban value and build a unique urban image in the
land-lock country.
HUMAN-FOCUSED GREEN & BLUE CITY. The city
aims to become a human-centered city where all
classes of citizens can gain safe and seamless access
anywhere in the city. The city plans to achieve a place
in which citizens’diverse needs can be met. The living
zone concept based planning shall foster community
activities and promote communal spirit.
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3. PLANNING CONCEPTS
URBAN STRUCTURE
Santa Cruz New City is situated on the axis of
development between Santa Cruz and Warnes.
Therefore, adding the new city into the axis of
development should be carefully planned to let the
new city play a leading role in this axis. A ripple effect
of the development into surrounding areas should
also be considered in the urban spatial structure.
Currently, the regional center is formed in Santa Cruz
de la Sierra, where the CBD is fully developed. Given
such conditions, the structural plan has to consider
how the new city can be efficiently connected with
the current CBD.
In order to plan above mentioned urban structure, the
new city will be divided into 3 sectors internally. The
sectors are referred to as “DM, Distrito Municipio”.
Each DM has a central zone with uniquely given
characteristics attached to attract people.
What is DM?
The administrative district system in Bolivia includes
“Departamento”, “Provincia” and “Municipio.”
DM 1 | Dream City
Symbolizing a Global City of Creativity and an Economic Hub
EXPO + BUSINESS + RECREATION
DM1 is planned to be a growth engine
for the new city and neighboring areas on
a broad scale and offer a platform for an
international creative economy.
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LAND USE ZONING
The Urban spatial structure of the New City will
be planned on two backbones: DM 1 DM 2 DM 3
Regional Linkage Axis, connecting Warnes and
SCZ to ensure inter-related urban development.
New City Development Axis, connecting East
and West in consideration of future growth
of the new city and potential development of
neighboring areas.
A Municipio is divided into units of DM, Distrito
Municipal. DM’s are divided into UV’s (Unidad
Vecinal). The smallest unit of administrative functions
are the DM’s, which has one administrative office
in itself. According to the city regulations of Santa
Cruz de la Sierra, UV’s are set as a unit for providing
administrative services for 4,000 - 6,000 citizens and
has an area ranging from 80 to 115 ha. Santa Cruz
de la Sierra currently has 350 UV’s and 16 DM’s.
DM 2 | RESIDENTIAL City DM 3 | TECHNOLOGICAL City
Filled with Happy People To create new industries and jobs with
and Happy Families cultural attractions
CENTRAL PARK + ADMINISTRATION + EDUCATION TECHNO PARK + TRADITIONAL MARKET
DM2 is in the center of New Santa Cruz City, A high-value-added-industry-focused Tech Valley,
which is a space where citizens of the new city in connection with other DM’s is designed in DM3
can conveniently enjoy nature, ecology, cultural which will lead the new industry drive into the future.
and leisure activities.
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LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AREA MID DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AREA

The low density zone comprises neighborhoods by parks and equipped with all the urban features The medium density residential zone is designed inside community areas that willl bring all the
suited for home residents from different social that complement its residential functions. to host high rise residential buildings, having confort possible to its inhabitants.
stratum in a harmonious environment, surrounded

CHARACTERISTICS CHARACTERISTICS
Total low density area: 3.800 acres Total mid density area: 2.500 acres
Approximate Population: 90.000 habitants Approximate Population: 200.000 habitants
Floor Area Ratio: 1.60 - 2.00 Floor Area Ratio: 1,00
Building coverage ratio: 45 - 50% Building coverage ratio: 10 - 30%
Numbers of floors: 7 - 10

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HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL AREA COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS AREA

The high density residential zone will be promoting a better standard of life, and giving The business and commercial zone are which will encourage, generate and contribute
composed of apartment complexes in large areas access to centers that will offer distinct activities distributed in places located strategically to the economic growth in the new city.
providing the residents with high quality services, in the new city. concentrating a massive movement of activities

CHARACTERISTICS
Total high density area: 1.200 acres
Approximate Population: 160.000 habitants CHARACTERISTICS
Total commercial and business area: 1.750 acres
Floor Area Ratio: 1,30 - 1,50
Floor Area Ratio: 3,00 - 5,00
Building coverage ratio: 10 - 30%
Building coverage ratio: 40 - 50%
Numbers of Floors: 10 - 20

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SKYLINE ROAD TRANSPORTATION NETWORK

By applying a low, mid and high density concept to
the new city, we give the new city a multidimensional
look and form a skyline that harmonizes with
neighboring areas and the environment.
Planning indicators that set forth maximum
population, number of households, floor area
ratio and maximum building heights are also
formulated.
The metropolitan transportation network connecting
the project area and neighboring development sites,
and the transportation network corresponding
to given spatial structure within the new city is
designed. The metropolitan transportation network
is proposed by considering connections with
highways, railroads, the airport and the connection
between Santa Cruz de la Sierra and Warnes. It also
shall consist of road networks based on the status
of the roads connection system between the project
area and neighboring development areas, and
provide the network connecting the new city and
neighboring development sites.

TRAFFIC FLOW

LOCAL ROADS collect traffic from buildings and houses, and this traffic
connects to COLLECTOR ROADS, and flows through MINOR ARTERIAL
and PRINCIPLE ARTERIAL ROADS sequently. The main fuction of PRINCIPLE
ARTERIAL ROADS (which is 80 m. wide) is to link metropolitan areas such as
Santa Curz de la Sierra, Warnes and Cotoca. MINOR ARTERIAL ROADS is
40~50 m. wide which will connect internal communities within the new city.
COLLETORS and LOCAL ROADS (which are 20 m. wide and 10~15m. wide)
forward traffic from inside of the community to ouside of the community

THE ROADS HIERARCHY in the project area is functionally categorized into 4 types;

Principle Arterial Minor Arterial Collector Local Roads

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4. PROJECT OVERVIEW

PROJECT
New Santa Cruz City

LOCATION
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, Latin America

DEVELOPER
Lafuente Business Group

AREA
15.000 acres

ESTIMATED POPULATION
450,000 persons

NUMBER OF HOUSINGS
125,000 families

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5. LAND USE PLAN

OPEN SPACE

Park
Green Zone
Plaza
Stream
PUBLIC FACILITIES
OTHERS
Educational
Research Complex Expo Area

Public Civic Center Reserved Area

Cultural Retention Area

LEGEND
Religious
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS EQUIPAMIENTO
Sports
Detached House Social Welfare Equip. Primario
Middle-Rise Apartment Commercial Medical Equip. Terciario
Equip. Distrital
High-Rise Apartment Business Distribution

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3.
INFRASTRUCTURE

DISTRICT ONE, EXPO AREA

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1. INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN
TYPICAL ROAD CROSS SECTION

The road cross section was established to provide

an organic network for improving efficiency
of land use, and to ensure an optimal road rate
considering the following 3 items.

Road hierarchy classification based on

road functions.

FIBER BASED
TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS
Safety and efficiency of traffic, and secure
space for pedestrians and bicycles. ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY

STORM WATER DRAINAGE

WATER SUPPLY
Standardize the cross section plan of roads
to ensure road maintenance, flexible road GAS SUPPLY
functions and to improve overall cityscape. WASTE WATER COLLECTION

Infrastructure such as stormwater drainage and waste be a better option for maintanance and improving
water pipes, water supply pipe and electric duct the aesthetic quality of the roads. Better infrastrucure
bank, etc. will be installed under the side walk. It will will play an important role to attract people.

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2. STORM WATER DRAINAGE 5. ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY

The backbone of electric power supply plan

is the power main line installation plan, street
The site is divided into 42 Runoff Basins
lighting plan and intersection traffic light
Maximum Runoff Rate : 531 m3/s plan. Its purpose is to propose the optimum
Total Length of Pipelines : 363 km. except quantity of equipments needed for economic
local roads maintenance considering various regulatory
Concrete D450mm~D1,500mm, L=253Km reasons, and to ensure smooth traffic flow
Culvert 1@1.5x1.5~4@4.0x2.0, L=99Km and road user safety.
Canal 0.5x2.5x1.0~8.0x15.0x3.0, L=11Km
All the pipe lines will be installed under the Power Conduit or Duct Length :
side walk section of the road. PVC D150~D200mm - 579 km

3. WASTE WATER COLLECTION 6. FIBER BASED TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS

Communication conduit that will enable
communications business operators to
install communication service cables in the
Waste water generated in this project area future. Installation concepts and systems for
will be transferred to the treatment facility integrated street light (CCTV + streetlight)
through gravity flow, intercepting sewers are also planned.
and pressure flow sewers.
Conduit Length(COD 28mm×5) : 209Km
Design hourly maximum sewage flow:
115,809 m3/day Integrated CCTV control system & CCTV
Sewerage pipe length : Equipment(22Set)
PVC D200mm~D400mm, L=245 km.
Concrete D500mm~D700mm, L=13 km Traffic light(LED) : 179EA

4. WATER SUPPLY 7. GAS SUPPLY

The water supply system aims at efficient

and reliable water supply. The UV-level land
use plan is used to establish the water supply
plan, as well as to determine expected water
consumption and diameters of pipes.

Design Daily Maximum Consumption Rate:

114,981 m3/day The sizes of gas facilities and the gas supply
plan was established based on international
Total Pipe Length gas safety standards, a population forecast
PVC D100mm~D750mm, L=280Km and the urban functions distrubution plan.

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4.
REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD
LIVE IN THE NEW CITY

LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

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WHERE TO LIVE
In a place where one can enjoy a better quality of life, with a first level infrastructure.

New Santa Cruz City is the first ever mega new city development in the heart of
South America; smart, pleasant and comfortable, designed by a Bolivia-Korea
team-work as a modern city that will drastically change the way of life in Bolivia.

It will be an urban model, with futuristic vision, that ensures a better quality of life for
all its residents generating an important socio-economic impact for the region.

HOW TO LIVE
Let us look around. Whether you live in the old city or a newly developed towns,
how long do you or your children have to travel to get to places that you need to go?
Schools, hospitals, civic centers or markets. Can you walk to these places or do you
always have to use your car or public transportation?

Let us take another look. When you want to relax and enjoy leisure activities or just
have fun with your family outdoors, are the green areas near you?

WHAT TO DO
We have witnessed the collapse of many satellite cities in many parts of the world
over the passed decades.
Such cases prove the fact that a new city has to be self-sustainable. A mere bed town
loses its attractiveness if there is no industry to offer residents job opportunities. If the
residents have to travel long distances every day for their work places, the desire to
move to a place nearer to their work will always be there.
The new city is planned to accommodate a wide range of industrial and commercial
activites. Live near your work!

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1. WHERE TO LIVE 2. HOW TO LIVE

New Santa Cruz City is born with a different style of harmonic
coexistence, to become the center of commercial, logistics, and
tourism; and business and financial center of Latin America.
The new city will maximize the use of existing terrains
which will best preserve its natural shape.
“HOW TO LIVE” emphasizes on optimally minimizing
the physical proximity to public facilities in the new city.
This means the residents living in the new city can easily
access to public facilities such as schools, markets, civic
centers and hospitals, etc. For instance, primary schools
are generally located within 500 m. from every house in
the new city so that students can walk to school. Other
facilities too are assigned with locations where they can
be easily accessed by residents. Amenities too far from
where you are, are unpractical amenities. In the new city,
all resident enjoy amenities to the fullest as they are only
minutes away walking or driving.

SCHOOLS

PRIMARY SCHOOL
Systematically woven pedestrian and bicycle networks
throughout the project site will encourage less of fossil fuel
based transportation.

The current muddy stream deeply wooded on the sides will

be transformed into a stream where clear water flows, parks
and pedestrian-bike mixed paths are abundant. Some stream
side villages will enjoy artificial channels in front of their houses
which we contribute to cool the areas without electric powered
air-conditioning.

SECONDARY SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY

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HOSPITAL MARKETS, COMMERCIAL FACILITIES AND PUBLIC CIVIC CENTER

CLINICS - 1st. LEVEL MEDICAL CENTER COMMUNITY MARKETS DISTRICTAL MARKETS AND COMMERCIAL FACILITIES

HOSPITALS - 2nd. LEVEL MEDICAL CENTER UV LEVEL CIVIC CENTER DM LEVEL CIVIC CENTER

GENERAL HOSPITAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL

SPECIAL PURPOSE HOSPITAL

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OPEN SPACE AND URBAN PARKS

3. WHAT TO DO
POCKET PARKS
UV LEVEL “WHAT TO DO” shows how the residents living in the
new city can make their living. This new city will provide
new jobs to attract people. In order to do so, R&D
zone, so called “TECHNO VALLEY”, is assigned in the
north east part of the new city. PILAT - Latin American
Industrial Park- is located to the north of the new city.
Additionally, 2 universities will also be hosted in the new
city. These 3 items will be closely connected together
and generate a synergy effect to boost mutual growth
forming an industrial cluster. This cluster will create many
job opportunities and play as one of the main economic
engines of the new city.

INDUSTRIAL
PARK

COMMUNITY, SPORTS AND CULTURE PARKS

DM LEVEL

UNIVERSITY TECHNO
INDUSTRIAL VALLEY
CLUSTER

MEETINGS INCENTIVES CONFERENCES EXHIBITIONS

CENTRAL LAKE PARK AND BOTANIC GARDEN

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DISEÑO & DIAGRAMACIÓN

DISTRICT ONE, SOUTH SIDE PARAGRAPH
Ediciones & Publicidad SRL

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