This exercise on constructing in public space departed from the idea of a shed as a space that protects and welcomes, coupled with the concept of a totem. This way, the totem assumes itself as an architectonic element, an object and materialization of that continent: a parallelepipedic cascade that emerges in the garden mirroring its surroundings (concretely the Gulbenkian Gardens, symbolically the Amazonian Forest); a physical porched tower, contrasting with the soil, which allows people to experience its interior.