This equestrian residence was designed with both horse welfare and operational efficiency in mind. Developed as part of the larger farm hospitality complex, the project creates a healthy and functional environment adapted to tropical climates while supporting the daily needs of caretakers and trainers.

The design focuses on natural ventilation, easy maintenance, and reducing humidity and parasite proliferation — key challenges in tropical equestrian environments. The spatial organization allows better hygiene management, airflow, and circulation for both horses and staff, creating a calm and comfortable atmosphere for the animals.

Built with low-cost local materials to align with the project budget, the architecture demonstrates how regenerative design and sustainable farm infrastructure can remain accessible, practical, and deeply connected to the realities of the land.