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Pupunha House by Laurent Troost Architectures and Hana Eto Gall Paisagismo

A new residence in Manaus, Brazil, named Pupunha House, prioritizes preserving existing greenery and creating an efficient living space.

Designed by Laurent Troost Architectures with landscaping by Hana Eto Gall, the house is situated in a condominium adjacent to a protected environmental area.

The landscaping, by Hana Eto Gall, was developed in direct conversation with the Amazonian environment.

The project's name, Pupunha House, is inspired by a pupunha palm tree at the center of the lot, which was preserved during construction, and other surrounding plants that are integral to the design.

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