The Water Pavilion by Martin Ferrero Architecture
By Magaly • May 20, 2015
The Water Pavilion is an arresting visualization created by Martin Ferrero Architecture, creators of the Xálima Island House.
With lush hanging gardens and almost-eternal pools of water, the structure serves as a luxurious entrance to another building, the Villa Isabela.
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