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The cypress is the Mediterranean's oldest architectural collaborator — planted along Roman roads, flanking the approaches to villas, anchoring the formal gardens of Andalucía, its tall slender form has always worked in counterpoint to geometry. Here it occupies the courtyard at the heart of Muralla Roja, rising between the burgundy of the shaded wall and the rose pink of the sunlit one, its dark green the one element in the frame that operates entirely outside Bofill's color system. Below it, the powder blue and navy of the pool surround. To the right, the complex stepped profile of the pink wall catches the Costa Blanca sun. The building's full palette assembled in a single view — and the tree at its center, doing what cypress trees have always done in Mediterranean courtyards: standing witness, taking nothing for itself, making everything around it more legible.
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