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Description[]Exterior[]The Casagrande Apartment Building is a four-stories tall building with a one-floor basement with yellow brick walls and a likewise colored rooftop with white parapets, a water tower, a black double entry door with viewing windows, a likewise double door security gate, four fire escapes with various potted plants on them, on each one of its sides, located primarily next to the neighboring building, and a large double-faced retro-styled sign, on the corner farthest from the entrance and neighboring building with the words "Casagrande Market" written above an arrow pointing towards the front entrance of the convenience store known as the mercado, or bodega, that comprises almost half of the first floor of the apartment building. Which, when included, culminates in the building having, at minimum, 52, consistently depicted windows. Notes: Prior to season 1 of The Casagrandes, the mercado only comprised less than one-fourth of the first floor due to the existence of a secondary entrance, possibly meant to be the entrance to the ground apartments, in addition, the building, and the area surrounding it lacked any form of plant life. Ground Floor[]The ground floor is comprised of the foyer, the ground apartments, the entrance to the basement, and the mercado. Mercado[]  Mercado, exterior.   Mercado, interior 1.   Mercado, interior 2. The mercado, previously known as the bodega prior to the first season of The Casagrandes, has desaturated yellow walls, a dark gray cyan tiled floor, a black front door with a viewing window, alongside three additional consistently depicted windows, a gumball machine, an ice cream fridge, a glasses display, a black trash can, a fruit and vegetable stand, four market shelves, and at least four fridges in the back, next to the door leading to the backroom with a dark grayish cyan tiled floor. It is split into:   Mercado, Backroom. The Stock Space: With desaturated yellow walls, with three storage shelves, filled with various objects. The Office Space: With soft orange walls, an office table and chair, a fan, a small metal trash can, a file drawer with the small handheld radio on top of it, a storage shelve filled and surrounded by various musical instruments, and the back entrance. The store is the family operated business of The Casagrandes, [1] is currently under the ownership of Hector Casagrande, and is primarily maintained and operated by Bobby Santiago. Foyer[]  Foyer. The foyer has walls covered in grayish-yellow wallpaper, a brown-orange tiled floor, and several wall-mounted mailboxes. It is connected to the ground floor apartments by a small corridor located opposite to the entrance, the upper-floor apartments buy a wooden staircase (located next to the entrance) that connects it to a set of small hallways with wooden floors and garbage chutes, which like it, have walls covered in grayish-yellow wallpaper, in various stages of peeling, and the basement by a small space located beneath the staircase, which, according to the schematics of the building from The Casagrandes second graphic novel, "Anything for Familia", contains the ground apartments' garbage chute. Ground Floor Apartments[]  Schematics. The ground floor apartments were the temporary residence of Arturo Santiago during "Operation Dad" and Blanca Guzman during "Saving Face", and consists of two apartments, each having, according to the schematics shown in "Operation Dad", one bedroom, one bathroom, only accessible from the bedroom, and a great room that functions as the living room, dining room, and kitchen, and according to "Movers and Fakers", two windows, each. These are:   Windows. Apartment 1A: The previous residence of Jean-Philippe and the current residence of Bobby Santiago following "Movers and Fakers".   Apartment 1A, interior 1, version 1. As originally depicted in "Movers and Fakers", the apartment is shown to have a great room with walls covered in peeling desaturated dark and slightly desaturated yellow wallpapers, a dark brown wooden floor, the entrance to the apartment, two shelves, an old TV, and a kitchen area with a desaturated yellow wallpaper, a dark grayish cyan tiled floor, several cabinets, an oven, and a kitchen island with a small extension.   Apartment 1A, interior 2, version 1. In addition, the apartment is shown to be in a clear state of disrepair and maintenance. Examples include all the variously colored wallpaper of the apartment being in various stages of peeling off, multiple objects being covered in cobwebs and dust, and possibly the wooden floor of the apartment being in a darker color due to all the filth covering it. Additionally, several objects within the apartment are either damaged, missing, or have been replaced with non-standard alternatives. Examples include a torn carpet, a most likely dead potted plant, an infested, partially destroyed ,dark pink armchair, a missing refrigerator, two boxes being used as a TV stand, a collection of flour bags organized into the shape of a bed, a collection of corn cans organized into the shape of a couch with a red blanket, and two pillows on it, and a small cardboard box with the word trash written on it being used as a trash can.   Apartment 1A, interior 1, version 2.   Apartment 1A, interior 2, version 2. By "Day of the Dad", the apartment has been freshened up, with the wallpaper restored, the floor cleaned, a refrigerator placed in the kitchen area, the old TV and box stand replaced by a newer TV and small stand, and the cardboard trashcan being gone, with the only thing not shown to have been replaced or fixed up being the torn carpet. In addition, the bathroom door is now visible in the hallway. Apartment 1B.   Room 1. Notes: In "Operation Dad", one of the ground apartments' bedrooms appears with pink walls, a dark brown wooden floor, string lights, several potted plants, a makeup station, a nightstand, and a bed covered in pillows.   Room 2. In "Saving Face", another one appears with grayish violet walls, a dark brown wooden floor, string lights, two potted plants, at least one window, and a desaturated yellow drawer and clothes closet. Unproven: It is highly likely that Apartment 1B is the apartment that Arturo Santiago was staying in temporarily during "Operation Dad", as well as the one that Blanca Guzman was staying in temporarily during "Saving Face", with evidence supporting this including: The apartment that Arturo and Blanca were staying in, based on limited visuals, has the door to the bathroom located inside of their rooms, on the wall facing away from the mercado, their bedrooms being lit by string lights, and is well maintained, while Apartment 1A is clearly not, and in "Movers and Fakers", is implied to have been that way for a long time by Hector, Rosa, and Maria's lack of reaction to its current state. In addition, its bathroom door is located outside of the bedroom. In "Saving Face", the apartment that Blanca Guzman is staying in is heavily implied in the episode to be located straight below Apartment 2B's bathroom, and in "Operation Dad", the apartment that Arturo is staying in is clearly shown to be the apartment located below said bathroom. In "Movers and Fakers", Bobby, during a sequence where he exits his apartment through one of the windows located in the back, passes by a second pair of Windows, which, if his apartment was the one located beneath Apartment 2B's bathroom, would require them to be located in the windowless backroom of the mercado. While the evidence against this includes: The drastic difference in the appearance of the apartment's bedrooms would have required them to have received a redesign, similar to the one that occurred prior to season 1, between seasons 1 and 2, in order to be the same bedrooms. In "Anything for Familia", schematics of the ground floor are shown that include prototype designs of the ground apartments, which clearly show that Apartment 1A, is the one located beneath the bathroom of Apartment 2B. Second Floor Apartments[]The second floor apartments consist of: Apartment 2A: The current residence of Hector and Rosa Casagrande and their pets Sergio and Lalo, and as of "The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos", Maria and Ronnie Anne Santiago, and prior to "Movers and Fakers", Bobby Santiago.   Apartment 2A, Grand Room 1.   Apartment 2A, Grand Room 2. The apartment has eight windows, a bathroom, a kitchen, Hector and Rosa's room, Maria's room, Ronnie Anne's room, what was Bobby's room prior to "Movers and Fakers", and a great room with soft orange walls, a singular bright orange wall, a wooden floor mostly covered by a dark grayish cyan carpet, four of the eight windows, a dining table with several wooden chairs around it, a dark red couch with two bright orange pillows on it, two armchairs, one orange and one dark red with a dark yellow pillow on it, an old-school TV on top of a wooden structure with a potted plant on one side of it and three orange pillows on the other, and the entrance to the apartment Following season 2 of The Casagrandes. It is connected to the rest of the apartment's rooms by a hallway with likewise colored walls and wooden floor, a coat hanger, and the entrance to the apartment prior to season 2 of The Casagrandes. Apartment 2B: The current residence of Carlos, Frida, Carlota, Carlos Jr., Carlino, and Carlitos Casagrande.   Apartment 2B, Grand Room 1.   Apartment 2B, Grand Room 2.   Apartment 2B, Grand Room 3. The apartment has six windows, a bathroom, Carlos, Frida, and Carlitos's room, Carlota's room, Carlos Jr. and Carlino's room, and a great room with pinkish orange walls, dark grayish cyan tiled floor, four of the six windows, the entrance to the apartment, a dark yellow couch, a floor lamp, two armchairs, one desaturated dark cyan and one pink, a modern TV on top of a wooden structure, a dining table with several wooden chairs around it, and three bar stools next to a standard kitchen area. It is connected to the rest of the apartment's rooms by a hallway with likewise colored walls and a tiled floor. Third Floor Apartments[]The third floor apartments consist of: Apartment 3A: The current residence of Stanley, Becca, Sid, and Adelaide Chang, and her pet frog, Froggy, following "Friended! with the Casagrandes", and Froggy 2 following "Croaked".   Apartment 3A, Grand Room 1.   Apartment 3A, Grand Room 2. The apartment has eight windows, a bathroom, a small closet, Stanley and Becca's room, Sid's room, Adelaide's room, and a great room with grayish green, grayish cyan, and desaturated yellow walls, a wooden floor, four of the eight windows, a desaturated dark lime green couch with three pillows on it, located in front of a high-end TV on top of, a TV stand, several potted plants, an East Asian style cabinet, a large circular dining table with several wooden chairs around it, and a trash can next to a C-shape kitchen area with a blender and toaster on it. It is connected to the rest of the apartment's rooms by a hallway with grayish-green walls and a wooden floor. Apartment 3B: The current residence of Alexis Flores and his mom Mrs. Flores, and their dog Buttercup.   Apartment 3B, Grand Room 1.   Apartment 3B, Grand Room 2. The apartment can be assumed to have six windows, a bathroom, two bedrooms, a room of unknown purpose, and is confirmed to have a great room with grayish green walls, a floor lamp, a desaturated dark blue couch, a small kitchen area, a window, and most likely three more windows, and a dining table. It is connected to the rest of the apartment's rooms by a hallway with likewise colored walls and a wooden floor. Notes: In "Anything for Familia", schematics of Apartment 3B, with several inconsistencies with the elements of the apartment that have been observed and described above, showed the apartment's great room only having three Windows, and each room, with the exception of the bathroom having one window. Fourth Floor Apartments[]The Third Floor Apartments consists of:   Apartment 4A, Current.   Apartment 4A, Preseason 1. Apartment 4A: The current residence of Mrs. Kernicky. Which, can be assumed to have one bathroom, and one bedroom, as well as, possibly, a unique method of escape in case of a fire, due to it being the only apartment with no fire escape, and as of "Never Friending Story", is confirmed to have a kitchen with grayish green walls, and a wooden floor, as well as a living room, which most likely also functions as a dining room, with likewise colored walls and dark grayish red carpeting, and a dark grayish lime green couch and armchair. Apartment 4B: The current residence of Margarita and her dogs Fluffy and Pickles. Which, can be assumed to have one bathroom, one bedroom, a kitchen, and a living/dining room.   Apartment 4C, Bathroom.   Apartment 4C, Living room. Apartment 4C: The current residence of Cory Nakamura and his father Mr. Nakamura and their dog Nelson. Which can be assumed to have two bedrooms and a kitchen, and is confirmed to have a bathroom with grayish green walls, and a grayish pink floor as well as a living room, which most likely also functions as a dining room, with dark grayish cyan walls, and a yellow couch. Apartment 4D: The current residence of the roommates Georgia and Miranda and her dog Ninja. Which, can be assumed to have one bathroom, a small great room, either two small bedrooms or one average size one, a kitchen, and a living/dining room. Notes: The intro implies that each of these apartments is half the size of those on the second & third floors, if this is the case, it can be assumed that Apartment 4C is the largest of the four, while Apartment 4D is the smallest, with Apartment 4B being the second largest, and Apartment 4A the second smallest. Basement[]The basement is comprised of an undeveloped room located behind, and accessible from the laundry room, named the not-so-secret room by its discoverers Ronnie Anne and Sid, in "Room for Improvement with the Casagrandes". It also most likely contains the dumpster or trash compactor, located at the end of the garbage chute. Notes: The name, not-so-secret room, comes from the fact that the girls initially tried to keep it secret, but they eventually let anyone book it as needed. Inhabitants[]Apartment 1A:
Apartment 2A:
Apartment 2B:
Apartment 3A, Following Friended! with the Casagrandes:
Apartment 3B: Apartment 4A: Apartment 4B: Apartment 4C: Apartment 4D: Temporary inhabitants[]Ground Floor Apartments Trivia[]
Gallery[]Mercado Gallery[]
 Living room (1)  Living room (2)  Living room (3)  Kitchen (1)  Kitchen (2)  Kitchen (3)  Kitchen (4)  The hallway  Ronnie Anne's bedroom (1)  Ronnie Anne's bedroom (2)  Ronnie Anne's bedroom (3)  Bobby's bedroom  Carlota's bedroom (1)  Carlota's bedroom (2)  CJ and Carl's bedroom  Stairwell (1)  Stairwell (2)  Apartment 2B  Rooftop  Bodega (1) (current)  Bodega (1)  Bodega (2)  Bodega (3)  Bodega (4)  Stock room  Mrs. Kernicky's room  Chang's hallway  Sid Chang's room  Adelaide Chang's room  Laundry room  Ronnie Anne and Sid's secret room Sources[]
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