Snake-shaped resort in Mexico

Nestled in the Naucalpan forest, north of Mexico City, El Nido de Quetzalcoatl is the ideal retreat for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life.

Designed by architect Senosiain, this uniquely designed resort features only 10 apartments. It is one of Senosiain's most iconic eco-projects and is named after the Aztec serpent god, Quetzalcoatl.

Architect Senosiain's design style contrasts with traditional Mexico City architecture, yet remains environmentally friendly. Built within natural caves, the 10 apartments, totaling over 15,000 square meters, resemble a slithering snake.

Each apartment here includes a living room, a kitchen, and a fully equipped laundry room. These rooms are connected by tunnels, eliminating doors between rooms to maximize natural light.

This resort is designed to be very environmentally friendly and even has a vegetable garden to provide fresh food for guests.

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