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.
Relaxing Mexican Villas
This Mexican Villa Mixes Modern Aesthetics with a Seaside Theme
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