Zihuatanejo architecture studio Zozaya Arquitectos built a set of curvilinear oceanfront apartments in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. Punta Majahua has 39 residences that are divided into six buildings.

The way in which the towers are designed will help ensure that residents enjoy the best views, and that they take in the surroundings, according to the firm; who also explained that each block was built with thick masonry walls, which helps with heat gain due to its thickness.

Each of the residences have marble floors in order to keep the floor cool; while parota wood and bamboo adapt to the climate of Troncones; and the ivory-colored quartz kitchen table add to the minimalist design of the buildings.

The homes on the ground floor have semi-private gardens with access to the beach, and those on the upper levels have views of the Mexican ocean and the nearby Sierra Madre mountains.

The development has a covered garage, a paddle tennis court and a pool with a 25-meter lane, as well as a gym and green areas; while each residence has a private pool.
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