San Pablo OX, our unique architectural creation in Heredia, Costa Rica, is a modern house that seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings. With meticulous attention to detail and a deep appreciation for the environment, we have designed a residence that embodies the essence of contemporary living in a truly one-of-a-kind way.

As you approach, the striking facade of San Pablo OX, inspired by modernist design principles and abstracted from Japanese culture, will immediately captivate you. The clean lines, bold angles, and deliberate use of concrete materials create a visually compelling exterior that exudes strength and sophistication. The presence of teak wood throughout the house adds an element of warmth and elegance. From bespoke furniture to flooring, teak wood showcases its timeless beauty, enhancing the tactile experience and infusing each space with luxury. Its natural hues and intricate grain patterns create a harmonious interplay with the sleekness of concrete, resulting in an inviting and visually captivating environment. Drawing inspiration from the refined simplicity of Japanese architecture, our design embraces a volumetric composition that evokes a sense of balance and harmony. The interplay of rooflines and geometric forms creates a captivating visual language, heightening the play of light and shadow. Each element has been meticulously crafted to evoke a Zen-like serenity, inviting residents and visitors alike to immerse themselves in a sanctuary of calm.

Alianz’s Japanese-inspired architectural creation is a testament to the seamless integration of design and nature. Surrounded by the lush landscapes of Costa Rica, this residence offers an exceptional living experience that embraces the inherent beauty of its surroundings. Whether you explore the outdoor garden spaces, indulge in moments of relaxation on the teak wood deck, or engage with the tranquil interior spaces, our architectural masterpiece invites you to revel in the splendor of contemporary design amidst the breathtaking natural wonders of Costa Rica.