The Fig Tree House Project by Comas-Pont Arquitetes
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The Fig Tree House Project by Comas-Pont Arquitetes

The A Casa da Figueira project, developed by the Comas-Pont Arquitetes team, was conceived taking into account various elements of the surroundings. Among the factors that guided the design of the project were a century-old fig tree, the level variation between the public road and the garden, and the discreet nature of the neighboring buildings.

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Information about the project was provided by the design team. The material was cited as 'A Casa da Figueira / Comas-Pont arquitectes' and can be accessed on ArchDaily in Portuguese.

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