If linking the built environment to the natural is the goal, a Tulum apartment complex hits the mark
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C. 39 calle 12, 77760 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico
A 15-apartment development by RA! chooses intentional ruin, allowing the lushness of the jungle to blur the boundary between built and natural environments.
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