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Australian architect Andrew Maynard had to rethink the organisation of spaces in a home to the north of Melbourne. The family that commissioned the renovation project had already added extensions onto the home, building an additional level that blocked out the daylight for a number of parts of the house and the garden. The problem was that the land in the neighbourhood had been divided up into very small lots, and the family's three children made this final renovation necessary.
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The answer to your question is Option B - The colors Matisse chose are not realistic;he chose them for their expensive qualities.
