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
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