Ongoing research into new housing models finds in Casa VA a laboratory for experimentation in the development of bold strategies. This house, characterised by its distinctive geometry and compact dimensions, is based on an approach that explores concepts rooted in the dialogue between opposites.

The six large openings, arranged along three sides of the house, flood the interior with light and provide a versatile canvas. This starting point allows us to explore the concept of an open space in which, through the creation of different levels, distinct areas are defined. The creation of this interplay of heights helps to develop a domestic landscape in which each element arises from the architecture itself.

The few, carefully selected materials used create a blend of metallic surfaces, natural stone skirting boards and warm wooden floors, resulting in an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere. The uniformity of this setting is broken up by the inclusion of design pieces in various forms, primarily furniture, lighting and art.