CASA MARINA

The project's primary goal is to blend the architecture seamlessly with the site's existing vegetation. This involves creating a pleasant pathway through the greenery to access the site, detaching the architecture from the noisy street, and connecting it to the site's natural surroundings, including the mangrove and the sounds of the sea. The house is positioned in the middle third of the property, preserving the front third as a visual and sound buffer with a jungle-like entrance. The rear third, which directly connects to the mangrove, features wetter soil and denser tree coverage, creating a cool but very humid microclimate. The central location strikes a balance, offering an escape from the road's noise and a pleasant climate with fewer trees. The home will have two floors, the maximum height allowed, with a roof providing sea views. An existing house on the right side necessitates a privacy barrier. Orienting the new house north-south ensures privacy and takes advantage of the natural surroundings.