Minimalissimo

Located in Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California, the Endémico Resguardo Silvestre hotel from Mexico’s Habita hotel group, is a set of twenty independent rooms of twenty square meters each.

Designed by architect Jorge Garcia, one of the principal premises was not to interfere directly the land, as part of the philosophy of the project is to respect nature in every possible way.

Clean and minimal steel structure elevates the skeleton of the room, named EcoLoft, to avoid contact with the soil. The employment of corten steel to cover it, which over time changes its color, achieving harmony between the environment and the building. Opening in 2012.

 

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  3. Anne

    Thought nothing could make me move back west. Looks like I was wrong. Hotel schmotel – give me a small fridge and i’m home.

  4. Charles

    Dudes… before packing, get your geography straight… California is in a different country than Baja California…

  6. bob

    Yes Valle de Guadalupe is located in Baja California Sur in Mexico, a peaceful place away from the big city life, surrounded by nature only nature and vineyards!

  8. Luis Garcia

    Valle de Guadalupe is in Baja California in Mexico, 30 km away from Ensenada, and about 80km from he border with California, USA. Very cool place to visit. By the way, photography by yours truly.

  9. shannon monahan

    Me and the wife have driven past there several times wondering what the heck those were. Now we know. Looks very nice.

  10. shannon monahan

    Hey Bob. Its Baja California Norte, not Sur FYI.

  11. Rafael Peredo

    I live in Tijuana, I have visited this place, and it resembles the slum type houses that have plagued the city causing a huge urban problem, now it’s being stylized and turned into a minimalist modern day outhouse essay, thanks a lot Architects.

  12. Doug Pettit

    We have stayed across street many times in Sordo Mundo RV park (part of a wonderful deaf ministry) and watched them being built….do feel it is a real stretch to advertise as “beach front”…don’t think u can see beach from there…but the valley is beautiful with many vineyards. One problem is they have no water and have to import it in by truck….that might have changed tho. :)