LAS TERESITAS HOTEL

The hotel, comprising 10 floors and 255 rooms, is part of this reshaping of the landscape, like an artificial continuation of the terrain. A series of large metal platforms rises to create balconies and terraces. A fabric, like a net edged with metal spandrels, hovers above the entire structure. Here, the mesh serves the organic, allowing nature and vegetation to reclaim their place on the facade. The net is invaded by bougainvillea that encircles the metal. The movements of the sea ripple across the material, like a wave sheltering the cars. Here and there, unique kiosks bask in the sun, topped with staggered elements: copper bungalows, each with a Breton-style roof. Forms devoid of affectation or coquetry. At the foot of the grand hotel, mesh parasols, sculpted like colossi, play among the palm trees. Thus, in this duality between nature and architecture, this construction is designed to integrate perfectly into its environment.