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All things come to an end.. Although, this holiday has been so inspiring; looking forward to apply the chill mode also at home and enjoy more on a daily basis!! You've been good to us @sanaratulum - we're gonna miss you! Love from villa tres! 😘 #timetogohome #wellbeback #tulum #interiordesign #dreamcatcher #sanaratulum #hotelroominterior #hoteldesign #bedroom (at Sanara Tulum)
Rise and shine on this beautiful Sunday! Not the standard breakfast view today - what a way to wake up 😊 #breakfastonthebeach #tulum #tulumbeach #sanaratulum #therealcoconut #sunrise #seaview #beachlife (at Sanara Tulum)
True friendship multiplies the good in life and divides its evils. Strive to have friends, for life without friends is like life on a desert island... to find one real friend in a lifetime is good fortune; to keep him is a blessing. Perfect ending to a great day w friends in #Tulum #Travel #Mexico #RealCoconut #SanaraTulum (at The Real Coconut)
Missing this moment more than ever right now. #tulum #mexico #selfie #bachelorinparadise #bachelorette #hassnomas #sanaratulum #paradise (at Sanara Tulum)
Something yummy out back 🛀🏼🌿🌼 :: @wyetheyewear :: #neverwantteave #homeinspo #Tulum #WyethEyewear #sanaratulum #OutdoorBathtub :: (at Sanara Tulum)
Once merely a sleepy fisherman's village on the Caribbean coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, Tulum has since grown into an epicenter of counter culture eco-tourism. Now a place where high style and down to earth eco-living can co-exist. Our Rudy Gonzales recently spoke with Studio Arquitectos, the highly innovative and sought after architects of Tulum’s most populated spaces to delve into the majestic architecture that is Sanara Tulum.
Constructed of unparalleled craftsmanship, Sanara Tulum was designed with one intention in mind: to create a tangible place in the world, a space to unite like minded individuals with the common purpose of self-transformation, for greater understanding of ourselves and the world around us... objective achieved!
Your Sanara Tulum hotel is positioned on the highly coveted beach of the Riviera Maya, the hotel’s foundations and structures have been built with the utmost respect and awareness of the sanctity of the land of Tulum. In an effort to incur minimal displacement or damage to the beach, the hotel’s stand alone properties are strategically placed without walkways ultimately allowing Mother Nature to grow harmoniously throughout and with inhabitants of its birthplace. Each structure is developed and supported on ground-level pilotis, elevating the building from the earth ultimately allowing the continuity of living organisms below. Above, pristine white sands, coco palms, and Mayan chit trees flourish naturally throughout the Sanara Tulum landscape.
RG: How does Sanara Tulum differ from other hotels in the area?
Studio Arquitectos: ‘The design is based on the respect of the site's original vegetation. The modules were always intended to be elevated from the ground so that firstly it does not impact the ground by it’s column foundations, then, so that turtles and other fauna have the ability to make use of the sites space. Creating a proper ventilation that tropical context requires, allowing hurricanes and strong winds or water to pass through.’ says Paulina Villa CFO of Studio Arquitectos.
Utilizing indigenous materials such as; clay, stone and local Mexican wood the hotel’s design is made for sustainable living. Showcasing details of traditional Mexican architecture, the recognizable and carefully sourced bajareque and tzalam lumber stands strong and tall throughout the hotel’s grounds.
RG: The wood at Sanara is absolutely beautiful, can you tell me more about how and where it comes from?
Studio Arquitectos: Most of the wood comes from the town of Noh-Bec which is an important supplier of the región and is regulated by authorities, the people who are in charge of this place take pride in care and calculating their consumption. It's worth noting, that they sell the wood seasonally in an effort to reforest the woods annually. After 20-25 years of each cycle they cut and analyze the logs to begin the supply again. Explains Pablo Garcia Figueroa Designer of Studio Architects and Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City alumni.
A more personal touch, is the hand-selected Sanara Tulum tiles comprised of natural materials, the muted colors and geometric composition make for the perfect addition to the hotel’s minimal esthetic and offer nice balance of traditional Mexican style.
RG: There are a lot of details in the design, can you tell me more about the pop tiles showcased throughout the hotel?
Studio Arquitectos: “The Mosaicos Artesanales are a typical addition to the historical buildings in our country, specifically the región of Yucatán. You can find these tiles in the local haciendas, this type of colorful finishing that gives each space a warm feel. These pieces are very eco-friendly because they are all handmade one by one. First, they make the mold of each shape. Then, they fill in a mix of cement and at the very top, the artisan will color a finish depending on the design. The materials and pigments originate from nature and the labor is 100% handmade”. - Sayas Pablo Garcia Figueroa.
By necessity, Sanara Tulum takes in consideration the use of local resources. In an effort to conserve energy, Sanara’s floor to ceiling polished concrete walls are beautifully constructed to decrease the usage of electricity, organically cooling the rooms, and most importantly diminishing the cost of waste and repairs. Each wall showcases a beautiful blend of textured of monotone greys that are strategically finished and take several hours to complete. With plans in the near future to implement solar panels on the main roofs of the hotel, Sanara aims to maximize on the energy of solar radiation and the use of sustainable materials.
RG: From your Architectural point of view, how would you say Sanara has enhanced the town of Tulum?
Studio Arquitectos: The architecture and the owner’s concept introduce the perfect example of how health and nature can coincide. Says Lalo Garcia Figueroa, Head Architect at Studio Arquitectos.
The sophisticated design, has without a doubt turned a few heads and raised the bar in the business of holistic living. “A modern look for the new Tulum” says Pablo Garcia. As Tulum continues to develop so does its community. To deny change would be denying the inevitability of Tulum’s growth. “The idea was intended to uplift ourselves, our guests, and our world, as we walk our own paths to healing and ultimately leading lives of wellness and harmony." says Sanara’s Creative Director Daniella Hunter.
Dedicated to 'building dreams', Studio Arquitectos is highly celebrated for producing contemporary designs in the most natural environments. Creators of the Tulum’s most recognizable locations such as; Hartwood, Gitano, and now your Sanara Tulum. 'It's with the highest acknowledgement and gratitude to call the team of Studio Arquitectos family.
Conceived on the affinity for social good and sustainable living, Sanara is built on the firm belief for both the care of our ourselves and for our environment. Together alongside the creative minds of Studio Arquitectos, Sanara Tulum opened it’s doors December of 2014.
It’s true what they say, “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone”, however, you don’t know what you’ve been missing until it arrives. Sanara Tulum, heal with us.
Today is a day of light. A day of solstice and the opportunity to share your light, strength and love with those that need it the most. Today I am thankful for the lessons I've learned, the places I've visited, the people and fur babies I share my love with and the challenges that continue to mold my spirit. Today I send love and strength, fearlessness and forgiveness to the dogs that will lose their lives in the horrific festival in Yulin today. Today I will continue to nourish that space inside of me that believes in better things. And I will continue to walk through this life with eyes, mind and heart open no matter what pain that may bring. Will you join me? #summersolstice #stopyulin2015 #adoptdontshop #love #Tulum #yogagirl #worldyogaday #liveloveyoga #internationaldayofyoga #iwillwhatiwant #yogawithrichelle #yogagram #yogalove #yogaoffthemat #yogaeverywhere #sanaratulum #yogadichastudio Join me today: 1030am @sanaratulum 7pm @yogadichastudio