CASA CALIZA
The cornerstone of Casa Caliza, designed by the Bicubic studio, grows around a series of courtyards that organize its various rooms. The architecture leverages local wind patterns to create its own microclimate, extending the interior spaces to the outdoors and allowing the home to manage its energy in an organic and sustainable manner.
On the porch, outdoor daybeds and cushions handcrafted from recycled PET fibers from the iconic Garden Layers collection by Patricia Urquiola, create a relaxation area near the water that maintains privacy without losing its connection to nature. Their design manifests a universal modernity with thoughtful nods to their Mughal heritage, while high-resistance materials bring the warmth of the home into the open air.
On the porch, outdoor daybeds and cushions handcrafted from recycled PET fibers from the iconic Garden Layers collection by Patricia Urquiola, create a relaxation area near the water that maintains privacy without losing its connection to nature. Their design manifests a universal modernity with thoughtful nods to their Mughal heritage, while high-resistance materials bring the warmth of the home into the open air.
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- LOCATION
- València, Spain
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- COLLECTIONS
- GARDEN LAYERS and ARAM
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- YEAR
- 2021
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- ARCHITECTURE
- BICUBIC
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- PHOTOGRAPHY
- Adrián Mora Maroto
