This integration is not synonymous with sacrifice. On the contrary, Casa one is a luxury and comfort oasis, where each space has been carefully designed to nurture the soul and body. The three bedrooms, with their terraces and domes, offer privileged views of the surrounding landscape, while the materials used, such as pigmented concrete and recycled wood of the cimbras, add texture and character to the structure. However, the beauty of the house one goes beyond its physical appearance. Is a symbol of commitment to sustainability and regeneration of the environment. «Buying the building entails the consequence of leaving a wound on Earth and, to heal it, it was necessary to restore the native vegetation that was previously transplanted to a nursery,» CLACLÁ shared. The terrain slowly healthy at a firm pace, thanks to a meticulous process of reforestation and water management. Each drop consumed in the house is reused, and each plant is careful with care, until the scar fades and the mountain recovers its lost harmony.
In the heart of the house one beats the spirit of CLACLÁ, a constant search for authenticity and connection with the human and the divine. Claudia Turrent and Axel de la Torre are not just architects, they are artisans of experience, narrators of stories through subject and form. His vision transcends the merely aesthetic to embrace the essential, intangible and eternal.
The organic architecture of Casa, one masterfully adapts to its environment, while its carefully planned distribution offers a perfect balance between privacy and connection with nature.Francisca d'Asta
Casa one is a specific poem and wood, an ode to beauty and harmony. It is the reflection of a shared dream, where architecture and nature merge into an infinite hug. In an increasingly frantic and disconnected world, Casa one reminds us of the importance of returning to our roots, of finding peace in simplicity and listening to the whisper of the mountain to let us guide us home.