Project facts
The Käza villas stand above the ground on a steel structure, so they follow the natural contours of flat or sloping lots instead of cutting into them. Studies of wind, rain and sun set the cross-ventilation, the white reflective roofs, the long eaves and the rainwater harvesting.
A harmonious blend of comfort and sustainability. Villas Käza, with their contemporary tropical design, redefine comfortable living in Guanacaste: spacious homes that combine modern comfort with sustainable living.
Modern tropical living. The villas feature an open-concept first floor encompassing kitchen, dining, and living areas. The second floor offers flexibility: 1, 2, or 3 optional bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, and a terrace with views, while a covered terrace with pool invites residents to cool off and unwind.
Design concept, adapting to nature. The design is rooted in adaptability, suited to flat or sloping ground; the homes float above the natural landscape, respecting its contours rather than altering them. Facades are shielded from intense sun and the street, while strategically placed windows maximize sunset views and invite the lush jungle into daily life.
Sustainable bioclimatic features & materials. The design analyzes wind, rainfall, and solar exposure to encourage cross-ventilation, with high-reflectivity white roofs, extended rooflines for shade, and rainwater harvesting. Locally sourced steel, concrete, and teak reduce environmental impact, and the steel structure enables lightweight, rapid, low-maintenance construction, modern living in harmony with nature.