The Courtyard: Breathing the Outdoors While Sheltered | Casa Ananda

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Discover Casa Ananda in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur — a stunning desert home where a central courtyard with a “mountain plum” tree becomes the heart of the design. Surrounded by arid landscapes, native vegetation, and open skies, this architectural masterpiece blends natural stone, textured concrete, and warm wood to create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.

In this video tour, you’ll explore shaded terraces, expansive corridors, and living areas that frame dramatic desert views while maintaining comfort and privacy. Watch how shifting light and shadows animate the walls, floors, and overhangs throughout the day, revealing the beauty of raw materials and thoughtful design.

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Casa Ananda is more than a house — it’s an immersive experience of architecture, nature, and climate working together in harmony. Whether you’re passionate about contemporary architecture, sustainable design, or desert living, this walkthrough will inspire you.

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Architects: Yturbe Taller de Arquitectura
Project Lead Architect: Diego Yturbe
Design Team: Gilberto Aldana, Alejandro Morales
Interior Design: Alejandro Losaiga
Structural Engineering: Alonso y Asociados
MEP Engineering: Ghay & Asociados
Landscape Design: The Los Cabos Landscaping, led by Daniel Dixon
Lighting Design: G-Tec, Enrique Sordo
Construction: Kreation Studio (Sergio Peralta, Fernando Girault)
Location: Cabo del Sol, Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Completion Year: 2023
Photographer: Diego Yturbe

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