"La Cuña"

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Discover what makes it unique

The intention behind this house for short stays in Chicxulub, Yucatán, was to create a hollow prism on a small plot of land facing the sea, where the breeze flows and the horizon can always be admired.

With a 4.20 m frontage, it was designed with different levels that allow the sea and estuary to be seen from any point. The ground floor houses a double-height terrace, dining room, and kitchenette; in the semi-basement, the service bedroom; and on half levels, three bedrooms with bathrooms.

Built in exposed white concrete, aluminum, glass, and stainless steel (ideal for the salinity of the environment), this hollow prism emerges from the sand, capturing a fragment of infinity in a finite space.