Casa Ballena

Located in the arid landscape of Los Cabos, Casa Ballena is a cultural center that fuses artand nature through its organic design. Built with rammed earth walls using soil extracteddirectly from the site, the architecture engages in a deep dialogue with the environment,creating intimate spaces and structural resilience.

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Hotel Drift

This elegant and modern hotel offers a minimalist luxury experience, inspired by Baja style, with a design that is both simple and sophisticated—seamlessly blending with the artistic atmosphere of its surroundings

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Casa Sol

The brutalist concrete home features main bedrooms, guests casitas, a bunk room, wine cellar, family room, and massage suite-Crafted with an Architecture that sculpts and commands natural light, creating dynamic, ever- shifting atmospheres.

Casa Ola

Built primarily with colored concrete and walls accented by its rammed earth bars, using soil extracted from the site itself, the architecture dissolves the boundary between construction and context.

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Casa Cima


Casa CIMA, located in Los Cabos, is a subtle volumetric expression tailored to the irregular shapeof the site, taking full advantage of its natural topography. With sweeping panoramic views, thehome offers unique experiences throughout the day, overlooking the Sea of Cortez and the Sierrade la Laguna’s beautiful ridge line, which is where the name CIMA comes from

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Casa Sal

The project started when our client approached us to design an off-grid home for his property onthe East Cape road to famous surf breaks. The location and the views are as good as it gets for aremote site—just far enough to feel wild, yet now reachable by a newly paved road that, just threeyears ago, was still the classic Baja desert dirt road

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Hotel Cabo Surf

Tucked into a quiet cove on the Costa Azul of San José del Cabo, Cabo Surf Hotel blends laid-back luxury with the timeless rhythm of the waves. A boutique hideaway where the ocean is just steps away—and always in motion.

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