Set against the back a steep hill in a jungle in Santa Teresa Beach, Costa Rica, this modern home offers views of the Pacific Ocean and intimate relationship with its natural landscape.
Exclusive Contemporary Beach Front Estate In Costa Rica
Villa La Sata is a stunning beachfront estate perched atop the cliffs of in Playa Flamingo Santa Cruz, an exclusive resort community in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
Award-Winning Luxury Vacation Home In A Tropical Forest
Bartlett Residence is sited on a 3-acre forest area in Guanacaste, Costa Rica with ocean and jungle views. Designed by SARCO Architects, the house has a long and narrow plan that works parallel to the slope of the land.
Hillside Floating House In Costa Rica With Ocean View
This stunning modern home in Puntarenas Canton, Costa Rica was built on a very steep slope by Benjamin Garcia Saxe Architecture.
Tropical Modern Luxury Home In the Jungle
Triangle House In Costa Rica
Triangulo (Spanish for Triangle) House located in Guanacaste, Costa Rica is designed by Ecostudio Architects. The modern home is based on three line geometry. Each line has different length and the two largest sides delimit the property and point to steep slopes and abundant natural richness. The sharpest angle points emphatically to the West coast of Ostional, Guanacaste.
Secluded Environmentally Friendly House In Costa Rica
This secluded modern house located in Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica named Iseami House was designed for ISEAMI institute (Institute of sustainability, ecology, art, mind and investigation). Architecture firm Robles Arquitectos analyzed 10 elements — Site, Climate, Energy, Water, Materials, environment, atmosphere, cost, innovation with the use of passive strategies and the implemented processes. This reduces the impact the house could bring to the natural environment.
Environmentally Friendly Luxury House In Costa Rica
MC1 House is a residential project located near Manuel Antonio Park, Quepos in Costa Rica. Designed by Robles Arquitectos, this luxury house was built on a site where it was possible to protect the ecosystem as much as possible. The use of glass lets natural light to filter through, minimizing energy consumption, and allowing the integration or exterior and interior.