Casa G by Esaú Acosta

TENERIFE – The name ‘Casa G’ refers to neither a physical address nor a chic monogram. As Spanish architect Esaú Acosta of Estudio SIC explains, there were Casa A, Casa B, Casa C, and so on, preceding the final model for the home in Canary Islands
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Architecture
Why Clap Studio’s savvy application of a trendy Sottsass veneer might outlast the fad

Cycling becomes community ritual thanks to programmatic zoning at Beijing flagship
-Cropped-thumb.jpg)
A trio of patios shape a new kind of indoor-outdoor living at a Mediterranean villa

When a shop's materials are as unexpected as the clothes, retail becomes an exercise in expression

Prefabrication and programmatic duality transform a former warehouse into a live-work space

In-shop salons elevate department store interiors, and disabilities drive design in recent openings

A sculptural vet hospital in Albania that cares for animals psychologically, too

In Quebec, strategic openings bring light and flow to a suburban home

He moved countries to relearn design. Now, Sho Ota prioritizes his relationship with timber
