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CASA B
The dry stone wall which is about
one hundred years old immediately captures Souto
de Moura’s attention. It will remain on the
grounds to juxtapose the pine forrest. Eduardo
Souto de Moura's first draft outlines a cubical
building consisting of elements with varying hights
and sizes, several courtyards and terraces. His
design is led by the traditional way of building
that offers a protected courtyard and vistas on
the cultured landscapes and the sea to the East.
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