Hendricks Architecture has designed a beach home which is currently under construction on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, near the city of Zihuatanejo. Designing these Coastal Homes is always an enjoyable experience, especially when the property delivers awe inspiring views of the coastline as well as whale activity and ocean sunsets.
Mexico Beach Home – The Guest House
The hilltop guest house over the garage is being built first, along with the landscaping and pool. The more organic main home will be constructed at a later date. One of the owner’s favorite elements on the site is the infinity pool, which will hover over the ocean below.
Mexico Beach Home – Infinity Pool Construction
This seaside home has some similarities to the mountain architecture style we typically design, such as timbers and gable roofs. It also has many differences such as the concrete structure for moisture and thermal efficiency. The main house will also have spacious rooftop decks.
Mexico Beach Home – Trellis
This beach house by the sea is sure to be enjoyed for decades to come. It certainly has some nice sunsets.
Mexico Beach Home – Hammock on the Covered Deck
See Mexico Beach House for design sketches of the main residence. The original site plan sketch of the property is shown below.
Mexico Beach Home – Site Plan Sketch
John Hendricks, AIA Architect
Hendricks Architecture designs custom residences throughout North America, from small beach houses to luxury waterfront mountain homes.
Previous Post: Mountain and Lake Home Curb Appeal
Click to subscribe to Hendricks Architecture’s Blog
Related Posts
- 10000
We've recently broken ground on a small beach house in Mexico. The home is organic in nature and designed for outdoor living, as well as situated to bring in the ocean breezes. Located above the Pacific coast between Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco, this hillside beach house is about 30 miles… - 10000
Quality architecture is custom tailored to the homeowner, not a spec house simply bought off the block. It begins with the desires and goals of the homeowner, and carries them through the design-build process. To do this, the architect must have your best interest in mind. This is your design. We are… - 10000In today’s economy, just about everyone is closely watching every dollar they spend. Belt tightening has become a way of life, and many people are having to prioritize what is important to them when they make decisions about how their money is spent. For people who value quality, the choice…
Leave a Reply