Our impact
Scaling up La Casa’s model has become indispensable for meeting ESG imperatives: delivering quality housing without resorting to new construction, fostering social connections to combat loneliness, and reducing the housing stock’s carbon footprint.
Scaling up La Casa’s model has become indispensable for meeting ESG imperatives: delivering quality housing without resorting to new construction, fostering social connections to combat loneliness, and reducing the housing stock’s carbon footprint.
Societal impact
La Casa provides quality housing in high-demand areas
In major cities and inner suburbs, the housing shortage is acute. Since 2017, La Casa has been one of the few solutions able to deliver quality housing in tight markets, just steps from public transport. We refurbish 300 m² suburban houses—originally home to an average of four people—into welcoming shared homes for twelve residents. Each renovation yields eight net housing units on average, without urban sprawl or sealing over undeveloped land.
Social Impact
La Casa is an antidote to loneliness
La Casa goes far beyond providing quality housing: it tackles isolation, a global public-health challenge. Each Casa is designed as a home where community and privacy meet, offering a comfortable and stimulating living environment.
Social impact study
Environmental impact
La Casa: a housing model that limits the carbon footprint
Our shared-housing model significantly reduces the carbon footprint both in the production of housing and in its day-to-day operation. This reduction is largely achieved by opting for renovation over new construction and by pooling furniture and equipment for twelve housemates.
Impact report
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