Suspended House: Fougeron Architecture suspended among hills in California
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Suspended House: Fougeron Architecture suspended among hills in California

The Casa Suspensa, designed by Fougeron Architecture, is located between two picturesque hills in California. This notable residence spans over a stream and features a waterfall in its courtyard.

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Information about the project was provided by the development team. The material was cited as 'Casa Suspensa / Fougeron Architecture' and can be accessed via ArchDaily in Portuguese.

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The project was presented under the citation: 'Casa Curicó / Armstrong Arquitectos + PAR Arquitectos'. Information about the project was accessed on October 30, 2026, and was originally published on October 29, 2026, on ArchDaily in Portuguese.

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The architectural project reinterprets the characteristic H-shape of the Cape region, resulting in various internal and external areas that are connected to each other. This concept allows the house not only to be adjacent to the landscape but to be integrated within and among a variety of gardens.

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Information about the project was provided by the design team. The material was cited on ArchDaily in Portuguese, dated October 28, 2026.

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