The Environmentally Regenerative Ceramics Studio Of Casa Adams Casa Adams is a ceramics practice founded by Araceli Robledo Adams that aims to spark curiosity and protect nature — an ethos that extends to the studio’s physical workspace.
Located in the backyard of Araceli’s inner-west Sydney family home, the studio was recently designed by Alexander Symes Architect to streamline the business’ operations from an environmentally-conscious space.
Drawing on lessons learned from designing Pepper Tree Passive House, Alexander has created an all-electric ceramics studio that produces enough onsite solar energy to power 85 per cent of its operations, including the kilns.
Both the studio and main house embrace the garden and pond designed by landscape architect Jason Monaghan to support vulnerable endemic frog, bird and insect species that inspire Araceli’s practice.
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