Award-winning Beverley firm Alessandro Caruso Architects (ACA) has marked its 10th anniversary in style, with co-founder Alessandro Caruso launching his new book.
Known for its human-led approach to architectural and interior design, ACA, led by Alessandro and his wife Amelia, has become a trailblazer in East Yorkshire, with standout projects including the Allam Diabetes Centre at Hull Royal Infirmary.
The firm’s ethos centres on crafting bespoke designs that resonate with clients’ values and visions, eschewing a one-size-fits-all style in favour of meaningful, collaborative creativity.
Over the past decade, ACA has expanded into multiple sectors, earning recognition for its holistic and innovative designs. The team, described as positive and dynamic, emphasises aligning designs with their clients’ identities, resulting in projects that are not only functional and sustainable but deeply personal and impactful.
Alessandro’s book, Design and Meditation, weaves together a personal narrative of recovery and creative evolution. It chronicles his journey following a life-changing accident that reshaped his outlook on architecture and wellbeing.
Drawing on this transformative experience, Alessandro highlights the profound connection between physical spaces and emotional health, exploring how thoughtful design can nurture the human spirit.
The book, which was launched during an event at Cottingham Golf Club, reflects the principles underpinning ACA’s work, with a focus on incorporating natural light, open spaces and sustainable materials to create environments that inspire and heal.
Over the past 10 years, these elements have become hallmarks of ACA’s projects, ensuring each design promotes harmony and enhances quality of life for its users.
