Costa Rican studio Luz de Piedra Arquitectos has designed the Casa Atrevida, a luxurious, environmentally friendly house.
This five bedroom, five bath, vacation home is situated on a woodsy private refuge on the shores of Preciosa Beach in Puerto Jimenez, the largest town on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica.
Casa Atrevida accommodates up to ten guest and can be booked all year round from $2,100 to $3,500 per week, depending on the season.
Casa Atrevida by Luz de Piedra Arquitectos:
“A vacation home and a study; ventured into the use of bamboo (Guadua), as a structural material earthquake resistant. Attractive material, from a short cycle of growth, therefore, with a smaller ecological footprint in this environment so rich into biodeversity matters. A roof garden is used to cool down and improve the integration to the landscape from the second level.
This house is located in Preciosa Beach, Puerto Jimenez, Osa Peninsula.
This is a recreational house, with it´s own carekeepers studio. It was made with Bambu(Guadua) as the structural element, designed to be seismic resistant. An atractive material that has a short growing cycle, thus reducing carbon footprint in a forested area.”
Photos by: Sergio Pucci
