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Salina Cruz, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico
Just steps from the beaches of Punta Pájaros, Casa Viento is a contemporary retreat thoughtfully integrated into Oaxaca’s wild coastal landscape. Designed as a sequence of three interconnected volumes, the home balances privacy and openness, creating spaces that invite both gathering and quiet contemplation. Minimalist in its expression yet deeply connected to its surroundings, the architecture combines exposed concrete, warm wood accents, and generous openings that frame views of the dunes, native vegetation, and ever-changing sky. Rather than separating indoors from outdoors, Casa Viento embraces the elements: ocean breezes flow through the living spaces, sunlight shifts across textured surfaces throughout the day, and nature becomes part of the experience. At the heart of the home, an open living and dining area extends seamlessly onto shaded terraces and outdoor lounges designed for long afternoons and slow evenings. The bedrooms, set within their own volumes, offer a greater sense of seclusion while maintaining a strong connection to the landscape. Throughout the property, thoughtful details and carefully composed sightlines create a feeling of calm and simplicity. Shaped by light, wind, and the rhythms of the coast, Casa Viento is a place designed for slowing down. Whether spending the day at the beach, reading in the shade, sharing meals with friends, or simply listening to the sounds of nature, the house encourages a more intentional pace and a deeper connection to its remarkable setting.