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© Fernando Gaspar

© Fernando Gaspar

Architects: ProtoConcept
Location: Fontelo’s Park, Viseu,
Client: Viseu City Council
Project team: Fernando Gaspar, Hugo Carvalho, Ricardo Henriques, José Ferreira, Frederico Neves
Structural Engineering: Alexandra Vieira
Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing Engineering: Oscar Sarabando, Cristina Santos
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General Contractor: ProtoConcept
Project year: 2006
Photographs: Fernando Gaspar

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