Pergola House / Studio Saxe
Studio Saxe was tasked with designing Pergola House, an ocean-view residence that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living spaces, capturing a clean, tropical aesthetic suited to the client’s lifestyle.
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Casa con Vista, Costa Rica / Studio Saxe
In Nosara, Costa Rica, we present a modern tropical home defined by its clean lines that effortlessly frame breathtaking ocean views and establish a unique sense of place.
Black Pearl House, Costa Rica / QBO3 Arquitectos
Black Pearl House is a wonderful example of how modern architecture can harmoniously blend with the tropical environment.
Casa Azucar, Costa Rica / Studio Saxe
Casa Azucar is a clear reflection of our client’s personality who wanted to create a clean beach-like feel so the colors, textures, and materials chosen were light and soft.
Charred Timber House Frames Views of the Pacific Ocean in Costa Rica
Studio Saxe was commissioned to design a family home perched on the hilltops of the town of Nosara Costa Rica, that would blend and hide within its natural surroundings whilst opening to the dramatic ocean and mountain views.
Costa Rica Athletic Center Creates Small Village Amongst Tree Tops
As an extension to the Gilded Iguana Hotel in the town of Nosara, The Athletic Center was designed as a small village amongst the trees that creates a public space which integrates locals with visitors with similar interests of pursuing an active lifestyle and wellbeing.
Joya Villas Maleku, Sustainable Architecture in Costa Rica
Large openings on every level of the Joya Villas make the building seem lightweight and they connect the inhabitants to the surrounding natural environment. A delicate timber staircase appears to float from one floor to the other, suspended by the finest steel cables.
Sustainable Terrace House Almost Completely Open To The Outside
The Holdener family bought a beautiful property with two breath-taking views: towards the ocean and into the jungle. We decided to rest the house against the back of the steep hill of the site in order to stabilize the soil and protect the house from falling debris.