Unnamed Road, Tulum, Quintana Roo

Welcome to a unique living experience where nature, the sky, and our origins converge. Our focus is on creating a habitat that offers comfort, ecological harmony, illumination, tradition, and peace. Amenities Lobby Security Access Control Concierge Green Areas Swimming Pool Hammocks Swimming Lane Private Cabanas Yoga Spa Wellness Family Day Club Welcome to our reception, a ceremony for the senses. Terrestrial World Stroll through paths that connect you with the earth, vegetation, fauna, sound, water, and your inner self. Fundamental Guiding Concepts for Reducing Environmental Impact The greatest impact a project can have on its environment starts from its design. This includes respecting the environment, preserving existing vegetation, optimizing lighting to reduce energy use, utilizing natural ventilation, and implementing advanced technology. We leverage our experience in designing LEED-certified buildings to achieve maximum efficiency. Ecosystem Conservation Smaller building footprint, larger green areas Use of endemic vegetation, reducing maintenance, energy, and water consumption Use of permeable materials for exterior floors Integration with local architectural language Universal Accessibility Easy access to all project areas for people with disabilities Interior spaces adaptable for people with disabilities Water Treatment Instant water heating systems Low-consumption toilets Aerator-equipped faucets Endemic vegetation requiring less water for irrigation Energy Saving Facade designs for optimal lighting, with 90% of spaces naturally illuminated Facades designed for efficient solar control, reducing a/c needs Use of low-consumption lighting Anti-hurricane windows with high insulation (PVC with laminated glass for solar control) Wall materials providing high thermal and acoustic insulation Design for natural ventilation in interior spaces Inverter cooling systems High-efficiency pumping systems Waste Reduction Infrastructure for waste separation MXN 7, 348, 700