Capdevila, Havana
1953
The house for Alicia Blanco, one of Quintana’s earlier projects, occupies a high spot on a sloping terrain in a district south of the city. A single horizontal roofline defines the concrete structure. Variations in materials, such as glass and wood, express the program. The carport and recess mark the entrance. In the rear a glass cube cantilevers over the garden.
