CAZA’s FR House built in the Philippines’ scenic Punta Fuego peninsula was published in Monocle (Issue 168). This cast-in-place concrete house is perched on a bluff overlooking the South China Sea and takes the form of a cluster of volumes organized around a ground-floor garden. Each volume defines a different room in the house and has a single window that frames a particular view of the ocean, landscape, or sky.
CAZA’s award-winning church and community building at De La Salle University campus in the Philippines’ Biñan City was recently covered by several outlets including Architizer, BauNetz, Elle Decor, e-architect, and ÅVONTUURA. Santuario de La Salle is an inclusive religious space designed by CAZA, nestled within a larger campus masterplan the studio also created for De La Salle University in Biñan City. It is composed of a series of circular-shaped volumes wrapped by an outer skin made up of vertical slats that breaks up the massive volume of the building, endowing the elevational treatment with lightness and permeability.
