AFRA TOWNHOUSE A BALANCE BETWEEN NATURE AND CONTEMPORARY LIFE

Afra Tulum is a group of residential houses whose design principles start from conserving the largest number of existing trees on the land, from making a comprehensive management of wastewater to reinsert them into the suboil water system without any affectation. From promoting the use of regional materials, using local labor and the application of bioclimatic design principles to create spaces with high confort ranges, avoiding the excessive use of non-renewable energy. The complex has five housing units, each with a parking space, guardhouse, machine room and 57 % of green areas distributed between private and common. The houses are projected on three levels, rising 80cm from the ground level. Each one has a garden and pool.

Tulum is the most chic destination of the world! If you want to get in touch with nature, Tulum is the best option because the city is surrounded by the so-called Mayan jungle. Located 115km from Cancun Airport and 60km from Playa del Carmen. Tulum is one of the main beach destinations in the world, its clear turquoise waters, white sand and its impressive cenotes are part of the natural charm that the Mexican Caribbean has. In addition, the climate in Tulum allows you to go to the beach at almost any time of the year, because it is warm sub-humid with rains in summer, and with an average annual temperature of 26 degrees Celcius. Another reason why tourists of many nationalities are amazed by diving in this area is that Tulum has one of the largest coral reefs in the world.

Low level:

• In the main access there is a hall that distributes to the living room, bathroom, stairs, kitchen /dining room and covered terrace.
• On this floor is the pool and the garden.
• They have a cellar.

Level 1 and N2:

• Two rooms were arranged, one per level. Each one has a terrace, reading area, dressing room and full bathroom. There is a variation in the bathroom of the second level room since it has a bathtub.
• Both rooms have a visual relationship with the outside through two large openings that face north, east and southwest, respectively.