AZULIK VILLAS

Our architecture has been considered as textile architecture, where the structures do not have columns and on the contrary, are supported in an awoven form, like a basket. This woven approach, linked to the textile, has everything to do with the ancestral legacy of the native communities that in weaving, built their own narratives and interpretations of the environment; behind the architectural structures, there is also the hand, the hand that weaves when building, since we do everything manually, handcrafte

We expect that from the conjunction of these networks of plant, animal and human intelligence, a harmonious idea will emerge that will allow us to establish ourselves in that environment temporarily without destroying what was pre-existing, to co-create spaces of coexistence andelevation

“We build without harming, trying to blend into the existing life in this place and the intelligence of nature.