Both an architectural showpiece and a site-specific art installation.
The New York Times
Broadcasting from Palo Huérfano
A personal anthology, gathered over years of wandering. Each piece a fragment of memory — from mountain villages to the record shops of great cities. Together they become the quiet soundscape of Casa Etérea: a private archive of places once inhabited, people once known, and sounds that refused to disappear.
— Prashant Ashoka
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Casa Etérea has been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Vogue, Forbes, the Financial Times, and Condé Nast Traveller — and in over 25 international publications. Below, the words that have followed the house down the volcano.
Both an architectural showpiece and a site-specific art installation.
The New York Times
Casa Etérea is a theatre for nature.
Cover · October 2020
Read the Architectural Digest feature
Gaze long enough and you get the sense that you could step through the glass and into another galaxy.
Travel + Leisure
A beautiful sublime experience in the middle of nature.
Vogue
Like a mirage it transforms from celestial to terrestrial, echoing the skies and landscapes surrounding.
Forbes
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Few places on earth offer such alluring intersections of nature and architecture.
Financial Times
Read the Financial Times feature
A true refuge for lovers of solitude.
Condé Nast Traveller
“Casa Etérea is a theatre for nature.”
Read the AD Latin America feature“Both an architectural showpiece and a site-specific art installation.”
Read The New York Times feature“A true refuge for lovers of solitude.”
Read the Condé Nast Traveller feature“Like a mirage it transforms from celestial to terrestrial, echoing the skies and landscapes surrounding.”
Read the Forbes feature“A beautiful sublime experience in the middle of nature.”
Read the Vogue feature“Few places on earth offer such alluring intersections of nature and architecture.”
Read the Financial Times feature“Gaze long enough and you get the sense that you could step through the glass and into another galaxy.”
Print issueBroadcasting from Palo Huérfano
A personal anthology, gathered over years of wandering. Each piece a fragment of memory — from mountain villages to the record shops of great cities. Together they become the quiet soundscape of Casa Etérea: a private archive of places once inhabited, people once known, and sounds that refused to disappear.
— Prashant Ashoka
Listen on Spotify