Article source: Contaminar Arquitetos
Casa Tojal is shy and bucolic, from a steep terrain surrounded by olive trees. In a torn gesture, it is born as an integral part of its landscape and it leans over the valley towards the garden that surrounds it.
The challenges and requirements that guided the project went mainly through the question of solar orientation, the framing of the best view (North / West) and a concern with the couple’s daily routine in a logic of different accesses, absence of obstacles and flow of circulation.
Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra – FG + SG
- Architects: Contaminar Arquitetos
- Project: Casa Tojal
- Location: Porto de Mós, Portugal
- Photography: Fernando Guerra – FG + SG
- Project Authors: Joel Esperança Simões, Ruben Vaz and Eurico Sousa
- Year: 2019
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