Casa Copycha Is a Concrete-and-Palm Paradise on Mexico's Pacific Coast
On the Pacific coast of Oaxaca, Casa Copycha takes a different approach to beachfront luxury. Designed by Mexican architecture studio Anonimous, the residence near Puerto Escondido combines exposed concrete, tropical greenery and traditional craftsmanship to create a coastal retreat that feels rooted in its surroundings. Inspired by the region's historic haciendas and monasteries, the design trades conventional glass-heavy architecture for shaded courtyards and open-air living.
At the heart of the property is an enormous palapa measuring approximately 65 feet long and 39 feet wide, constructed from parota wood and locally sourced palm. Concrete walls, planted courtyards and expansive terraces create a balance between raw architecture and the surrounding landscape, while an infinity pool overlooks the Pacific. Five bedrooms accommodate up to 18 guests, with an oceanfront kitchen and generous communal spaces designed for gathering.
Unlike many architecturally significant private residences, Casa Copycha is available for exclusive stays. Guests can arrange experiences ranging from surfing and sport fishing to whale watching, massages and private yoga sessions. Reservations are handled directly through the property, with pricing available upon inquiry. It's a rare opportunity to experience exceptional Mexican coastal architecture rather than simply admire it from a distance.
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