CASA V

ARCHITECTURE IN BALANCE
WITH THE LAND

Set on a steep hillside in San Rafael de Escazú, Casa V unfolds as a sculptural composition of planes, light, and shadow. The home reinterprets tropical modernism through an architectural language that balances privacy and openness—framing the surrounding landscape while maintaining an intimate connection to its terrain.

The residence reveals its geometry gradually: solid volumes anchored to the slope give way to transparent living areas that dissolve into terraces and gardens. Natural ventilation, filtered light, and carefully chosen materials create a living environment both grounded and elevated.

Executed with precision and restraint, Casa V is defined by spatial clarity and a deep respect for context. Every line responds to its topography; every window captures a fragment of the valley beyond. The result is an architecture that feels inevitable—both contemporary and timeless.