The Beer Fuscaldo II is a small house situated in Escazú, Costa Rica. It is a four level’s building connected with rotated ramps that run within a central atrium to make it accesible to the owners, an elderly couple of a painter and an architect. The introverted house, creates a clean and ample main space with minimal finishes and textures, a requirement from the painter that use the house as a private  gallery to her art collection. The studio is located in the upper floor and it opens to the living room’s double height. The 2 bedrooms are open to a balcony in which a balustrade protects the views to the inside, except for the corners where you can see a view towards the Central Valley.

Location: Alto de las Palomas, San Jose, Costa Rica
Area: 450m2
Status: Built
Photos: Ricardo Chaves