Casa Caracol It is an intervention project by SIJIL in a replica pyramid of the Tulum castle. The intention was to convert this place into a living space for vacations. Build nostalgia with a forceful present. The plan of the main volume consists of a board of 9 bays arranged like a game of cat X and O. It is a perfect symmetry that frees up all the interior space, achieving an open plan, where the only dividing walls are those that make up the bedrooms. rests located in the upper corners.

The main entrance is oriented to the Northwest, you are welcomed by a carved wooden jaguar illuminated naturally by a circular window of apparent concrete where you can lie down and read or just rest. Behind is the Room inspired by a snake now feathered in stone and coiled, its eyes look to both sides caring for whoever is sitting in it but also for whoever enters the premises for the first time.The steps represent his language, all in a simple geometric composition. Topped off with a large-format, material work by the artist Rigoberto Orozco inspired by Sian Ka'an's Heaven; In the center a concrete Sculpture, rough and sincere, by the same artist is planted.

Between the private bedrooms and the table there is a double-height space where a seated man raises his hands in gratitude, with a container that generates tension towards the installation of the sculpture by Luciano Matus, a bronze metate hand, by so to call it, with a beautiful patina that is guarded by three metal orbits, suspended in turn by a steel cable anchored to a third oculus on the upper floor; in memory of the gesture of hanging a pinata. A subtle gesture like the work of the artist, who manages to invert the shape of the pyramid with a line. This space being the connection between the private and the public.