After the treated roof the new interiors start to gain form, anchors to the rooms. Over the concrete slab that leaves the stone walls visible, the room partitions in wood are instaled.

We created a sculpture that multiplies and expands a vision of the future, a floating ellipse of fiber and fabric, in accessory and dream. It depicts the continual movement of scientific materials, past and future, by projecting possibilities for the growth of materials and sectors of activity. The imagination is sparked. A cave and floating are two concepts that come to mind. The alteration of materials, science, and study categories, as well as human progress, are all collected here in a gesture that suggests future stages. A transparent, all-encompassing fiber form that supports and enhances Fibrenamics' numerous branches of activity.

As if it were a flying cloth, an ancient sea creature, a future airplane, a leaf, or an original cottage from a sci-fi film.

The building works finnished at the farm in Rabo de Peixe where the sculptor Isabel lives. A drink was shared during a visit with photographer Paulo Goulart to prepare a photo shoot.

In 2020, the funerary Chapel was nominated for the Frate Sole Foundation's Premio Internazionale di Architettura Sacra in Pavia, Italy.
Former winners include Ando, Siza, Meyer, Pawson, Undurraga, and Moneo. With 16 years of on-site apprenticeship, we have already won. We made that vision a reality with the help of the residents of Ponta Garça.