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- 23. Church on the water Realizace: 1985-88 U?itn¨¢ plocha: 345 m? Zastav¨§n¨¢ plocha: 520 m? Plocha pozemku: 6730 m?
- 24. Church on the water Kaple le?¨ª v?m¨§st¨§ Tomamu, v?chodn¨§ od Sappora na severn¨ªm japonsk¨¦m ostrov¨§ Hokkido. Sou?¨¢st¨ª navrhu je i?bl¨ªzk¨¢ vodn¨ª plocha o?rozm¨§rech 80 x 42,7m.
- 25. Church on the water Kaple le?¨ª v?m¨§st¨§ Tomamu, v?chodn¨§ od Sappora na severn¨ªm japonsk¨¦m ostrov¨§ Hokkido. Sou?¨¢st¨ª navrhu je i?bl¨ªzk¨¢ vodn¨ª plocha o?rozm¨§rech 80 x 42,7m.
- 26. Church on the water Kaple le?¨ª v?m¨§st¨§ Tomamu, v?chodn¨§ od Sappora na severn¨ªm japonsk¨¦m ostrov¨§ Hokkido. Sou?¨¢st¨ª navrhu je i?bl¨ªzk¨¢ vodn¨ª plocha o?rozm¨§rech 80 x 42,7m.
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