Casa Portassa / Sagristà-Simó

Building in Cuba is a complex endavour. For an architect, is an ever ascending challenge, that be by the per-ennial absence of materials, elevated costs or the commissioner´s reluctance to work on contemporary pro-posals. A cuban architect is an utopian character, whose work is not a necessity, neither aesthetic nor con-ceptual. Hustling in this hostile environment, Albor challenges reality guided by tis believe that from within the crisis, their architectural porposal can thrive and bloom.