All his objects have an unconventional and unusual design, and are usually integrated into the environment. From 1968 to 1988 César Manrique lived in a house built in the middle of the volcanic fields, it is now a museum.
The house has two levels, and the underground level built right in real lava tunnels. It's a very unusual house, we haven't seen anything like it before.
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique House Museum ©Yuriy Buriak
Cesar Manrique died in a car accident near his home. There is a reference to this event in the film Broken Embraces (2009), in which the car crash takes place in the same place.
Broken Embraces (2009) ©@
Getting there: parking 29.002006, -13.546765.
