Seven hectares of wild land that were once a henequen field of Hacienda Yabucú, inside the Anillo de Cenotes State Reserve. Walking the plot revealed the stone markers of the workers' old grid: that memory became part of the project. Five suites in two registers, Earth and Sky, designed by TACO Taller de Arquitectura Contextual, with interiors by Elisa: rescued furniture, cedar, lime and burnished stucco.
It is on the route because it translates the journey into the wild: an architecture nominated for the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize that disappears into the vegetation, its own apiary, and hosts who receive in person. Here the land sets the pace of the stay.
