

What a beautiful example of design motivated by the will to explore and interact with the natural environment. Inclusive Studio’s intervention on the austere landscape of the Parc Natural del Garraf in Cataluña is guided by principles of accessibility, delivering a path of sensorial discovery. The outstanding sound capturing trumpets reveal the echoes of the mountain, the frogs and the crickets, the wind in the trees. The touching wheels invite to discover the texture of the branches and the surface of the rocks. Don’t miss Inclusive Studio’s website for this and other projects. Via Edgar Gonzalez.




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The architecture blog A Barriga de um Arquitecto / The Belly of an Architect (written in bilingual Portuguese-English) is mainly focused on contemporary architecture and urban design, covering recent works from Portuguese architects as well as projects of international significance.
My name is Daniel Carrapa. I was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1973. I’m an architect living in Évora, a nice historical town that was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1986. I’m married, have 4 cats – Matilde, Patanisco, Olivia, Lisa – and 1 dog – Moby. Moby is a three-legged dog. He’s okay. I graduated as an architect in 1996 (FAUTL Lisbon Faculty of Architecture). I am also an authority on cat litter and will provide expert advice upon request.
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