The floor plan is simple yet efficient, designed to make the most of the space and the site. The L-shape layout guides the flow of movement through the home, creating a variety of experiences and views. A central concrete monolith serves as a dramatic staircase that leads to the pool and offers a peaceful spot to take in the horizon and ocean. This central element also subtly separates the social areas from the private rooms, creating a natural division between the lively and quieter spaces.

On the lower level, three guest rooms and the service area are connected directly to the garden, allowing for easy access to the outdoors. The upper level opens up to expansive views, with the main living areas feeling like an extension of the landscape. The master bedroom is located near the social spaces, making daily movement through the house easy and natural. The design takes full advantage of the site’s natural features, with cross-ventilation, abundant natural light, and a comfortable microclimate that reduces the need for artificial cooling. The roof also includes a rainwater collection system, providing a sustainable water source during the rainy season.

This home is a thoughtful response to its environment—practical, comfortable, and respectful of its Oaxacan roots. By blending traditional forms with modern design, it creates a space that feels both timeless and perfectly at home in its setting.