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Andrew MacNair, First Egg Chapel
by Andrew MacNair
First Egg Chapel, Capella Ovi, In Construction, Hi Family, W-Zone Park, Munho-ri, Seonjong-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Outside Seoul, S. Korea - by Andrew MacNair Architects, Opened July 17, 2012, Photo by Michael Capitain, C 2012.Contributor
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