Understanding the site is flying over and walking without a trail.
Listening and observing the way visitors behave on the site, priceless.
Gallardo, our bio architecture guru and Seth.
Playing with local soil, nothing beats getting our hands dirty and practicing our dorodango.
Seth Sullivan, our creative genius, on a trip around the area, nothing is wasted.
Honest conversations about food, design and life.
Day 1 is always fine. Héctor Bustamante and Max. We are grateful for the invitation and was love at first sight.
Evidence that at some point water rush furiously towards the Pacific Ocean. Sarah and her mentor Marcela, aka rockstar baker, explore Natal.
They are of looking sideways, btw, one of the books on our shelf. invites us to look at existing dwellings with the belief that nothing should be labeled as waste.
Jim Brown.
Walking every corner over 3000 acre land takes time valuable feedback from friends and family starts being documented (Javier Gracia)
The Mediterranean climate rings brings over 40° temperatures in on the first days of summer: Food!
Winter rains make spring very special.
There’s something really special about walking with no trails.
In a very strong way what we are calling Valle Norte, rings back the 1960‘s, When our family settled and by the way I look back with nothing more than a couple of horses maybe a cow or two in a plant to grow wheat.
For the last 50 years the land has been used for gracing raising cattle and horses. To date, that is mainly the productive activity, contributing to the charming Rural landscape visitors enjoy arriving thru the old road.
Natal 18 is a 21 sq mt cabin
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