This Mexican villa was designed by Alfonso Quinones near Puerto Escondido Oaxaca and features elements that give it a modern feel while still looking like a large, beach-side hut.
The villa -- along with the other seven villas designed throughout this project -- is entitled 'Casa Cal.' It is located in a village that is popular among tourists who enjoy surfing. This specific villa features unique properties that were designed with architectural challenges in mind. Consisting of two floors, the residence features a rooftop swimming pool that is contained in a concrete cube.
The large open-concept Mexican villa is built to fully take advantage of the ample light in the area and provides a luxurious space in which residents can relax.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Modern Beach-side Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create modern, aesthetically pleasing villas that seamlessly blend with beachside locations.
- Architectural Challenges
- Potential for innovative solutions and designs to overcome architectural challenges when creating unique properties in specific locations.
- Open-concept Design
- Demand for open-concept designs that maximize natural light and provide luxurious spaces for relaxation.
Where This Applies
- Architecture and Design
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create innovative, modern villas and overcome architectural challenges.
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Potential for tourist destinations to attract visitors by offering unique, modern villas in popular beachside locations.
- Construction and Real Estate
- Demand for construction and real estate services to meet the growing need for modern, open-concept villas in beachside areas.
