The spectacular family home made up of six vaults in the Murcia orchard
The curved lines of its profile, the simplicity of the interior and the presence of artisanal brick define Casa Vereda, designed by architect Laura Ortín and whose design is inspired by the raised beds of the nearby orchards and the shapes of Mount Miravete.
Alejandro Aracil and Raquel Costa built their own house, Casa Vereda, after years of saving. In 2020, they purchased a plot of land with a small lemon grove in Los Ramos, near Murcia. They worked with architect Laura Ortín, bringing a notebook with cut-out photos of elements that inspired them, such as a botijo, vases, stones, and arches they saw in a winery in Jumilla. The house features curved roofs and uses materials suggested by the owners. Aracil and Costa have been living in the house since August.
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