
Fifteen years of it, and the figures underneath.
Casa Vera has been two architects and a workshop since 2011. We take six or seven commissions a year, which is roughly what it costs to have the people who drew a thing also standing in the mud while it gets built.

Every job opens with a week of looking — the plot, the light at four in the afternoon, the neighbours, what a family actually does on a Tuesday. The drawing comes after that, and it is usually smaller than the one the client arrived with.
More about usA house should feel like it was always going to be this way. That takes fewer ideas than people expect and a great deal more patience: the right stone, the right window, and then two years of not changing your mind about either.

Three habits rather than slogans. They decide what gets drawn, and what gets left exactly as it already is.

Three volumes arranged around an old olive tree the owners refused to move. 340 m², finished in 2025.
Valencia, Spain2025
See the projectThree people who have lived in the result long enough to be honest about it.
New-build house
We asked for four bedrooms and got three, plus a room nobody has managed to name that everyone ends up in. They were right and we were wrong.
Marta Ferrer
Flat refurbishment
The budget did not move once in fourteen months. That is the sentence I genuinely did not expect to be able to write.
Tomás Valcárcel
Heritage restoration
They spent six weeks deciding on the staircase and I did not understand why until I had lived with it through a winter.
Nuria Sendra



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