COZUMEL
Discover Cozumel, our latest 54-room hotel architectural project inspired by the paradise island of Cozumel, famous for its coral reefs discovered in the 1960s by Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Today, this island remains a popular destination for divers and cruise passengers in the Caribbean. The Cozumel project draws inspiration from this rich history and the island's natural beauty, offering a design that embraces both the warmth and light of the sun as well as the cool shade.
CLIENT :
Bridgerock Group
LOCATION :
Cozumel, Mexico
YEAR :
2024
AREA:
N/A
DISCIPLINE :
ARCHITECTURE
PHOTO/3D :
Lorelei L'Affeter
Oriented to the north to maximize natural light while minimizing heat, the building features a planted ground floor harmoniously integrating common areas such as a pool, hammocks, a yoga terrace, and pergolas, fostering an intimate relationship with the surrounding green spaces.
The welcoming entrance with a planted portico leads to a central open space, including a gallery, a ventilation chimney, and a pool to provide freshness and shade. The dual-oriented housing units are connected by exterior walkways allowing for cross-ventilation, while the building envelope uses double walls and mashrabiyas to subtly play with light and shadow, while ensuring residents' privacy.
In a style very inspired by warm climates and materials that merge with the earth and rock, Cozumel adopts a minimalist and refined design with a bohemian chic touch, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and relaxed. This project embodies a harmonious fusion of modernity and nature, offering a living environment where every architectural detail is designed for your well-being and comfort.
