Aurea

Architecture Minimal to the max

Architecture Minimal to the max

Minimal environmental impact by the architect means the surrounding ancient trees and diverse wildlife are highlighted.

As with the structure itself, the furniture at Aurea was crafted with sustainability in mind. Here, steel and framing materials were fashioned out of leftovers from the construction process. Locally sourced laurel defines many ceilings and doorways. Custom-designed colonial tiles give the walls definition, while bathrooms artfully boast double sinks, rain showers, wide mirrors, and wood ceilings.

Interior design Local luxury

Locally designed and crafted furniture, as well as landscape photography, immerse guests in the setting upon arrival.

With sustainability and minimal impact at the heart of every decision, architect Carlos Ayala combined reinforced concrete with white and gray stucco surfaces and pine to masterful effect. Aluminum frames wide glass enclosures that connect interior spaces with the natural environment. Perforated block perimeter walls allow the air to flow, while rooftops let guests contemplate the flora and fauna.