3D-printed bridge looks like it was randomly plopped onto the site
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Carvalho Araújo completes monolithic concrete house in a Portuguese forest
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Architecture stories about Carvalho Araújo
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But it is on the middle floor that the house takes on greater expression through two large openings in opposite facades - one ensures the entrance to the house and the other “frames” the landscape facing the reservoir. Together, they ensure a greater sense of continuity between the exterior and the interior and the visual permeability between the arrival path - through the densely wooded hillside - and the Caniçada reservoir.
First floor plan
In outer space, the intervention was minimized in order to preserve the density of the vegetation, ensuring the feeling of protection provided by the natural surroundings of the land.