Casa Escalera

A home that takes the idea of elevated living quite literally. Nestled on the edge of a new urban development, this residence unfolds across 10 staggered floor levels, each just 75 cm apart — creating a seamless sense of continuity as you move through the space, all the way up to a rooftop terrace.

Built entirely in wood — inside and out — the architecture blurs the line between stairs, floors, walls, ceilings, and built-in furniture, turning every element into part of one fluid, sculptural whole. It's a nod to Adolf Loos' Raumplan, reimagined with a warmth and craftsmanship that feels both intentional and deeply livable.

With a footprint of just 10 x 10 m, every square meter is designed with purpose — a reminder that great architecture isn't about size, it's about how a space makes you feel.