Pushing the Edge
Jul 07, 2020
3 minutes
TEXT BY David Sokol
PHOTOS BY | @FEDERICOCAIROLI Federico Cairoli
has always been remote. Cut off by the caatinga, a huge swath of semiarid land stretching into the Atlantic Ocean at Brazil’s easternmost point, the coastal town was accessible only by horseback as recently as the 1960s. Architect Pep Pons got there in 2011, while taking what he thought would be a sabbatical from his job in Zurich. Although the caatinga has a long history
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