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Nayari — Vida en Armonía
Nayari’s architecture integrated into Sayulita’s jungle landscape

Architecture with soul

Designed in dialogue with the land.

Nayari brings organic form, confirmed material choices, an all-electric design, and considered water and energy systems into one architectural expression rooted in Sayulita.

Built Beyond the Minimum

Designed for beauty.
Engineered for peace of mind.

At Nayari, construction quality was never treated as a checklist. From water resilience and building materials to energy systems and everyday infrastructure, each decision was approached with long-term comfort, reliability and ownership in mind.

Architectural isometric showing solar panels on Nayari’s rooftops

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Water Resilience by Design

252,000 L

Dedicated water storage

Approx. 7–8 days

Estimated autonomy

Water planning was treated as a fundamental part of the building—not simply a minimum-compliance requirement. Nayari incorporates a 252,000-liter cistern designed to provide approximately 7–8 days of estimated water autonomy, subject to consumption and operating conditions.

The development will also maintain its corresponding water service through a separate service agreement.

02

Materials Chosen with Intention

Hebel block construction, chukum finishes, high tempered-glass windows and natural wood closets form part of a carefully considered architectural specification focused on lasting quality and everyday comfort.

Hebel · Chukum · Tempered Glass · Natural Wood

03

Infrastructure Designed Around Real Life

Covered underground parking and elevator infrastructure planned to support comfortable resident and service circulation make Nayari’s less visible elements part of a more seamless everyday experience.

Underground Parking · Resident & Service Circulation

04

Smarter Building Systems

Solar panels, rainwater harvesting and reuse, and an all-electric design are integrated into the project as part of a more thoughtful approach to energy, water and long-term building performance.

Solar · Rainwater Reuse · All-Electric Design

Design in Context

Architecture shaped by light, landscape and life in Sayulita.

Nayari rear facade and tropical planting
Nayari arrival lobby with natural finishes

Four design principles

Architecture that makes room for nature.

01

Light

Open layouts and elevated outlooks invite daylight deep into each residence.

02

Material

Hebel block construction, chukum finishes, high tempered-glass windows and natural wood closets shape a warm and considered material experience.

03

Landscape

Tropical vegetation is woven into the architectural experience and the project’s relationship with its setting.

04

Flow

Organic forms and indoor–outdoor connections respond to Sayulita’s climate and social rhythm.

Nayari’s main facade surrounded by tropical planting

A private invitation

Discover Nayari in greater detail.

Schedule a private presentation to explore the residences, architecture and current purchase opportunities.

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