Located on Mexico's Pacific coast, Casa Caiman is a dreamlike waterfront complex set between the ocean and the lagoon, created by local architecture firm Bloqe Arquitectura, It demonstrates the sensitivity and responsiveness of founder Jorge Esquer Luque and his team to the context of the site.

Bloqe Arquitectura is a studio specialising in urban residential projects, and the opening of Casa Caiman marks its first foray into coastal architecture. They combine their expertise in detail, natural materials and the balance of interior and exterior Spaces into Barra de Navidad's open oceanfront environment.

Consisting of three houses and 15 villas, as well asa beach club and restaurant, Casa Caiman interacts with the landscape through a range of natural materials such as traditional palm leaf roofs, colourful concrete, balata wood and cave stone, and sculptural geometry. They change over time, creating a rich visual and sensory experience in the sun.

Bloqe Arquitectura draws inspiration from Mexico's long architectural heritage, the pre-Spanish Uxmal buildings and the modern works of Luis Barragan, all of which are known for their courtyard layouts, hierarchical Spaces and artistic use of light and shadow. This historical precipitation is interwoven with modern life, making Casa Caiman a special emotional vehicle.