The concept behind Bosco Tower
Bosco tower get's its name from the famous Dutch Paintor Hieronymus Bosch, who painted the "Garden of Earlthly Delights" between 1495, and 1505. A surrealist painting where figures are set in a landscape populated by exotic animals and unsusual semi-organic forms, teeming with nude figures engaged in innocent self absorbed joy. This painting was one of the main inspirations for the architectural team, that seeked to create atemporal beauty in a stress free environment that promots relaxation, maintaining the sensorial contact with vegetation and water, without losing the comfort of everyday life.
