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Architects: Rocha e Rodrigues Arquitetos
- Area: 60 m²
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:Lucas Assis
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Manufacturers: Chaos Group, Saint-Gobain, Trimble Sketchup, AutoDesk, Biancogres, Codex, Idelli Ambientes / Idelli Salvador, Itens, Líder Interiores
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Lead Architects: Rodrigo Rodrigues, Marcelo Rocha

Text description provided by the architects. With a bold and contemporary concept, the architecture firm created a living room inspired by the ancient city of Zamá, known today as Tulum, Mexico. These characteristics gave the name to Living Zamá, which recalls the walled city of Tulum, currently home to some of the most luxurious beach hotels and resorts in the area. In addition to being a paradisiacal spot on the Caribbean coast, the beach features white sand and characteristic vegetation, bringing charm and beauty to the site. These premises were the starting point for the project, conceptualizing an urban living room that maintains its coastal essence.


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