The architectural design begins with a central volume that is bigger than the rest; it dialogues with, divides and denotes the uses of the surrounding spaces. It was built as fragments that become a series of independent pavilions, and turn the complex into a beach villa. It leaves behind the massive house constructions in the surrounding area.

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Architects: Bernardi + Peschard arquitectura

Location: Guerrero, Mexico

Project Year: 2013

Photographs: Rafael Gamo

Lighting Design: Luz en Arquitectura

Landscape Design : Pedro Sánchez

Constuction: Orix

© Rafael Gamo

The architectural design begins with a central volume that is bigger than the rest; it dialogues with, divides and denotes the uses of the surrounding spaces. It was built as fragments that become a series of independent pavilions, and turn the complex into a beach villa. It leaves behind the massive house constructions in the surrounding area.
© Rafael Gamo

Floor Plan

© Rafael Gamo

In a palapa made of natural parota wood, over 10 m high, you find the living/dining room, which makes the transition to the semiprivate and private spaces. This element has a first plane looking into the private beach on the Pacific coast. This area was designed with the idea of making it ...