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Custom Builder Transforms a Tuscan Time Capsule Into a Modern Showpiece for IBS 2027

When the International Builders’ Show returns to Las Vegas in 2027, attendees will get a firsthand look at how an aging luxury residence can be transformed into a contemporary showpiece.

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