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Di Franco is indifferent towards the handmade seal and in saying so, towards such an imperfect seal, which ends up imposing, on the one hand, something coarse, rude and inelegant to something insightive, inventive and coneceptive on the other, thereby estranging architecture from the life of the inhabitant to whom such architecture is destined. Thus, little by little, Di Franco replaces discipline (God rests his soul) with personal, creative mysticism and adheres to it.