concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast

Casa Infinity: a contemporary concrete residence in Costa Rica

 

K10 Studio presents Casa Infinity, a contemporary concrete residence situated on Costa Rica‘s Pacific coast. This project seamlessly blends raw materials to create a modern tropical aesthetic, featuring an L-shaped infinity pool that merges the home’s interior with its natural surroundings. Casa Infinity is located in Guanacaste, on a hilltop surrounded by Teak trees with a subtle ocean view. The design vision aimed to integrate interior and exterior spaces, with the pool as the central axis surrounding the social areas.

 

The formal design consists of two distinct volumes: the front facing the street and the back facing the garden and ocean. The front volume, crafted from exposed concrete, provides privacy and serves as a grand, temple-like facade. Local artisans added a dynamic mosaic texture, while large Teak wood panels mark the entrance.

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
all images courtesy of K10 Studio

 

 

K10 Studio balances minimalist principles with tropical aesthetic

 

The use of exposed concrete as the primary material is balanced by wooden elements to create a ‘tropical’ feel. Textured concrete walls and ceilings add warmth and character, making the structure feel more alive and integrated with its environment. Prefabrication techniques ensured quality and efficiency in construction. At the back, a steel structure with local Teak slats for the ceiling creates a striking contrast. Tempered glass doors in the living area open onto terraces, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. The infinity pool, featuring a bench for socializing, wraps around the first floor, enhancing the connection to the garden and ocean.

 

Casa Infinity emphasizes simplicity, sophistication, and high-end finishes. The Costa Rican architecture firm‘s design balances minimalist principles with tropical conditions, employing cross ventilation and solar control techniques to create a harmonious living environment that feels both inside and outside simultaneously.

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
Casa Infinity stands as a contemporary concrete residence on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
the project blends raw materials to create a modern tropical aesthetic

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
the front volume, crafted from exposed concrete, provides privacy and a grand, temple-like facade

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
large Teak panels mark the entrance to Casa Infinity

k10-studio-casa-infinity-costa-rica-designboom-1800-2

exposed concrete is balanced by wooden elements to create a ‘tropical’ feel

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
the L-shaped infinity pool merges the home’s interior with its natural surroundings

concrete residence's L-shaped infinity pool merges with costa rica's pacific coast
the design integrates interior and exterior spaces, with the pool as the central axis

k10-studio-casa-infinity-costa-rica-designboom-1800-3

a steel structure with local Teak slats for the ceiling creates a striking contrast at the back

 

1/5
the living area opens onto terraces, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces
the living area opens onto terraces, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces
1
 
1
 
1
 
1
 

project info:

 

name: Casa Infinity

architect: K10 Studio | @k10studio

location: Guanacaste, Costa Rica

 

 

designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

 

edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom

KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS
suscribe on designboom
- see sample
- see sample
suscribe on designboom

PRODUCT LIBRARY

a diverse digital database that acts as a valuable guide in gaining insight and information about a product directly from the manufacturer, and serves as a rich reference point in developing a project or scheme.

interview: palazzo citterio in milan reopens with temple-inspired pavilion by mario cucinella Dec 06, 2024
interview: palazzo citterio in milan reopens with temple-inspired pavilion by mario cucinella
in an interview with designboom, the italian architect discusses the redesigned spaces in the building.
X
5