abril 21 de e 2026

got all the tools: olives from El Verger, my Moleskin for scheduling contractors and recording ideas, revistas de arquitectura for inspiration, music for calm, and of course, the presiding over the entire process, La Monenita, La Virgen de Montserrat who holds me close. Let's get to it.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

begin at the beginning

Image
Sitting on a sturdy, but ugly folding chair with atay, miel and lait looking down over the rubble, lichen and vegetation on the ground floor. Pondering the insanity and exorbitant expenses that await me, and maybe some friends. I begin with sitting and sipping (sitipping?) bc it is the best way to feel the space and it's abundant possibilities.  Could be a mediation and wellness retreat space. Could be a cafecito con chisme casita. Or a used bookstore y café con pan- casita cafelibro?  Let the mind wander. Do some research. Gather friends and resources. Haber que brota en este lugar salvaje y roto.
Read more

planta baja

Image
When you enter the house, you are at once hugged by the walls and pulled into its far away light. La Casita is only ** m2 (##sq ft) wide, but ** m2 in length. The sunny patio grows the space. I love the alcove. Pizza oven? Pastry shelf? Go down a few steps and you are in what will be the kitchen... You can see it, can't you? A tall black fridge, an oven and a sink along the wall. White plaster shelving below and unique artisan tiles, may ash-green or berry or lapiz or honey?  Then there's the ground floor patio. The personal graffiti, while charming, will have to go. I should be overwhelmed looking at this, but I can only be excited for the possibilities! A sun-lit patio with tables and chairs, a tile floor and plants hanging from the wall....like this... This wall is the oldest part of the structure and records (still be to confirmed) state it dates back when...
Read more