Casa Ha

Perched on a rocky point in El Ciruelo, Casa HA is the architectural translation of a long-awaited landing. Designed as a sanctuary for a quiet, slow-paced retirement, the home’s layout revolves around the Pacific’s daily soundtrack. We favored character by leaning into traditional Spanish clay tiles and raw, tactile elements that invite a life lived barefoot. The structural anchor is a massive, exposed wood hexagonal roof — a complex puzzle of traditional joinery that acts as a timber canopy over the home’s social heart.

This project was built on a foundation of trust that spanned thousands of miles. Through constant remote collaboration, we didn't just deliver a set of plans; we built a bridge that turned a professional relationship into a lasting friendship. From the outdoor stone shower tucked into the greenery to the garden the clients eventually planted themselves, Casa HA feels like it has occupied its cliffside for years.

A solid, protective, and deeply peaceful legacy.

Location: El Ciruelo, Pedasi
Year: 2019
Area: 305 m²
Photography: Alejandro Bustamante