Designed by Robert Couturier

An AD100 architect returns to the Pacific Coast.

Eight private residences in La Barra, Puerto Escondido.

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The Architect

Forty years after Cuixmala.

Robert Couturier designed Cuixmala, the Goldsmith estate on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, at thirty-two. Las Orcas is his return to that coast.

Paris-trained and New York–based since 1981, Couturier has built across four continents, was named to the AD100, and is the author of Designing Paradises (Rizzoli). Here he has drawn a small village: private residences that share a garden, a beach and a quiet.

The Place

Until now, the coast could only be visited. Now it can be inhabited.

Within thirty minutes of La Barra sits the most concentrated world-class architecture in Mexico.

The location

Steps from the exclusive, quiet La Barra beach.

Exclusive, but close

About ten minutes to Punta Zicatela and 25 to the airport.

Its own deed

Each residence holds its own private deed (escritura).

Amenities

From the walls to the water, everything at Las Orcas is made for comfortable living.

  1. 01Sunsets over the Pacific from your rooftop saltwater plunge pool
  2. 02Steps from the uncrowded beach of La Barra
  3. 03Rental-ready: in-unit laundry, service spaces & owner’s storage
  4. 04Gated entrance with on-call security and concierge service
  5. 05Covered parking space for every home
  6. 06Whole-home battery backup for uninterrupted power
  7. 07Drink straight from the tap with reverse-osmosis water filtration
  8. 08Floor-to-ceiling dual-pane glass and ten-inch walls
The Residences

Seven casitas, one villa.

Payment in USD, CAD, EUR and MXN possible

Walkthrough

Walk the village.

Digital walkthrough — coming soon
By conversation

Request the dossier.

Plans, specifications and the terms of acquisition, shared after a short conversation.