Rooftop terrace of Casa Amada with the sign and views

THE HOUSE

The house of
Don Diego Vega Sarmiento

Casa Amada is a 1930s–40s rationalist villa designed by Miguel Martín-Fernández de la Torre, the architect who introduced modern architecture to Gran Canaria. It was the home of Don Diego Vega Sarmiento, co-founder of the Sociedad Industrial Canaria (SICAL), the company behind Tropical beer. The family has kept it ever since. It is still alive today.

1933designed by Miguel MartínTODAY

Listed by the Docomomo Ibérico Foundation for its value within the Modern Movement.

Rationalist volumes of Casa Amada from the garden

ARCHITECTURE

Canarian rationalism

Volumes that step down the hillside in terraces, seeking light and views. Inside and outside blur together. Not a space to be decorated: a house with its own criteria.

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