In the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, capital of the island of Tenerife, is located the so-called ‘Casa Soroa‘, a housing project carried out by the architectural studio ‘Puerta35 Arquitectura’, founded by Iván Guisado and Nuria Bretón.
With a surface area of 355 square metres and a budget of 420,000 euros, the main idea of the house is developed through its ‘L’ shape, which serves to distribute the different rooms and create daytime areas that open decisively towards the outside. In this way, and although they are separate spaces, one of the main concepts of the project is the great spaciousness and the open areas that allow this union between exterior and interior.
In this sense, this strong connection can be felt from any point in the house, although it is especially reinforced in the day area that opens directly to the outside with spectacular views of the coast and the mountains of Tenerife.
