Nido de cuatro viento cross nest

At the edge of the jungle where the river slows its breath, Water Nest emerges like a seed of harmony — a dialogue between form and flow, between human presence and the eternal movement of nature.

Water Nest stands as a living totem a vessel where architecture dissolves into the rhythm of nature. Rising between jungle and river, its conical form echoes ancestral structures that once connected the human body to the cosmos. The dwelling opens like a shell to the elements: wind, water, light, and silence.

Composed of rammed earth, volcanic stone, and warm wood, the structure breathes with its surroundings. A spiral staircase coils upward through the core, guiding the visitor through layers of intimacy  from the sacred pools at its base to the sky opening above. The terraces of flowing water mirror the cycles of the earth, inviting regeneration and stillness.

Water Nest is not built on the land, but with it  a totemic presence born from listening. It invites contemplation, reminding us that architecture, when humble, can become part of the natural pulse  a return to the elemental, to the sacred simplicity of being.