If there were a paradise, it would end up being something that at least remotely resembles Costa Rica, and Joya Villas are two homes that make the most of the natural beauty that the country offers. Designed by Studio Saxe, the homes aim to thrust those living in them out in the environment, as they feature cantilevered balconies that hang out over the surrounding forests.
Another of the key features of the Joya Villas is the swimming pool on the patio. The pool has an infinity edge, which gives those swimming the impression of swimming in a natural body of wonder sitting in the middle of the jungle.
Though the Joya Villas both have boxy, modern designs, their balconies and patios clearly show that the residences are in tune with the Costa Rican forests.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Eco-tourism
- Designing sustainable living spaces in beautiful natural environments could be the next disrupter in the tourism industry
- Cantilevered Architecture
- Building cantilevered structures in the midst of natural beauty could be a unique selling point for eco–sensitive home design
- Infinity Pools
- Integrating infinity pools with nature can create a unique and unforgettable experience for adventurers and nature lovers
Where This Applies
- Real Estate
- Opportunity for the real estate industry to invest in luxurious yet sustainable properties in breathtaking locations
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Opportunity for tourism and hospitality sectors to invest and develop unique eco-resorts for travelers seeking immersive and sustainable experiences
- Design and Architecture
- Opportunity for the design and architecture industry to innovate and introduce eco-friendly and visually stunning designs to cater to a growing market of nature enthusiasts
