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Architecture Alberto Laposse
he knew he wanted to fuse them into a great house with respect for their history. Achieving such a contrast between the neo-classical colonial architecture and a sophisticated contemporary design aesthetic required a painstaking attention to detail. He and fellow architect Germán Velasco aimed to create a fully immersive aesthetic environment.
Interior design Germán Velasco
Inspired by the buildings themselves, Velasco made reference to the colonial era when San Miguel de Allende was famed for its rich repositories of gold, stone, wood, and leather, which still characterize local aesthetics.
The Originals Alberto Laposse
Wellbeing Headspace in the City
Treatments range from stress-relieving massages with CBD-infused products to a sound massage with Tibetan bowls.
History Into the present
Here, the past and present entwine in graceful contrast. San Miguel de Allende’s own history was a powerful guiding hand throughout the process, and Laposse turned often to local artisans and craftsmen as a way to honor local history.
City A city of color
In recent years, artists, writers, and makers from all over the world have made this colorful city—of colonial, baroque, and neoclassical architecture—a playground for experimentalism with a plethora of cultural institutions, galleries, and music venues.
Design
London-based Mexican designer Fernando Laposse transforms humble natural materials into refined design pieces while making an enchanting case for biological biodiversity, empowering local communities, and most of all respecting nature.
Dos Casas Hotel & Spa
Quebrada 101
San Miguel de Allende 37700
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