File:Vista geral do complexo no hotel Choupana Hills Resort - 2010 - Image 148528.jpg
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Português: Vista geral do complexo no hotel Choupana Hills Resort. Projeto Michel de Camaret e Didier Lefort, 2010 (c.) O conjunto de edifícios do hotel tem como principais materiais de construção a madeira e a pedra, sendo o projeto concebido pelo arquiteto francês Michel de Camaret juntamente com o arquiteto decorador Didier Lefort, o qual desenhou e decorou o famoso Hotel Meridien em Bora Bora e o Datai na Malásia. Situado no topo de uma colina logo depois do Jardim Botânico, numa propriedade de 17 hectares e com mais de 200 espécies diferentes de flora, ao longo do dia 8 de agosto de 2016, com forte vento Leste e uma alta temperatura, foi consumido pelas chamas que se alastraram pelas serras da ilha da Madeira. Com este enorme incêndio, registaram-se 4 mortos na cidade do Funchal, que se encontravam acamados e não foi possível retirar a tempo. A situação mais grave registou-se assim na cidade do Funchal, onde hotéis, dois hospitais e vários lares de idosos foram evacuados por precaução, e mais de 1000 pessoas foram retiradas de suas casas, chegando, no fim do dia os incêndios ao centro do Funchal e atingindo a zona histórica de São Pedro. Pelo menos 27 casas foram destruídas, tal com a emblemática Quinta do Monte e o hotel Choupana Hills, situado na Choupana, sendo os danos materiais incalculáveis. |
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