Elevation of the farmhouse (Casa de Lavoura) (before the intervention)

This farmhouse was organised on three floors, one of which was set back. The original window frames were made of wood, but at the time of the renovation they were made of aluminium, which was considered uncharacteristic, as were the exterior shutters. The façades are clad in painted plaster, with the exception of the north elevation of the ground floor, which is clad in corrugated sheet metal. The sloping roof was covered in national ceramic tiles in natural colour until 1936, when it was replaced with Marseille tiles.