The Casa CC by Longhi Architects is a multifaceted hilltop abode in Playa Misterio, which is in the south of Lima, Peru. This house is another incredible structure built by the infamous Longhi Architects, and it features various cubes made out of different materials.
One massive block is made out of exposed concrete, and one is constructed out of glass. The ground level has a pool and a large patio that overlooks the sea and desert.
In the top level of the house is the master bedroom, and in the glass block is the kid's play area. This home has been designed as a family house that is private and secluded from city life. The interior is full of modern designs, grey concrete, wooden and rock features.
Cubed Geometric Desert Havens
The Casa CC by Longhi Architects Combines Glass and Concrete
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