01 / OVERVIEW · commercial · Valle de Bravo, Mexico

Cloud Terrace Hotel

“Hospitality carved from the mountainside”

Completion Year2024

Site Area120,000 sq ft

Built-Up Area28,000 sq ft

Principal ArchitectCarlos Bedoya

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Concept & Site Strategy

“Above the cloud line, below the canopy”

A 24-room boutique hotel on a volcanic ridge where each suite is a discrete pavilion terraced into the slope.

Concrete piers lift each pavilion above the forest floor, leaving the natural volcanic ecosystem intact.

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Architectural Highlights

Highlight 01

Volcanic Basalt Cladding

Dry-stacked volcanic stone.

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Media & Drawings Gallery

Pavilion suite at dawn

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Technical Specifications

StructureReinforced concrete piers, CLT frames

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Location & Microclimate Context

Proximity & Access

What's Nearby

Camino de los Volcanes km 8, Valle de Bravo, Mexico

Walk

20 min

Lake Avándaro

Location:19.1927° N, -100.1314° E (Valle de Bravo)

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