It was built in the vicinity of Lake #2, in an area that had been heavily affected by rainfed farming practices until the late 1980s.

It counts with a rainwater harvesting system and a closed-cycle chlorine-free biological graywater treatment model.

The building is completely off-grid and is powered by photovoltaic energy and a battery storage system.

In its construction, 673 different materials were used and underwent a rigorous validation process to meet the certification requirements.

The building is equipped with accessible facilities for all persons and there are no gender divisions in the bathrooms, which avoids any type of discrimination.

The design of the building was integrated into the landscape, considering shapes, lighting, proportions and colors. These elements were harmoniously combined to reflect the unique connection with nature and the biodiversity of the environment.

To create environments that optimize the health and physical and psychological well-being of people, generating spaces that promote harmonious and safe coexistence.

We invite you to discover the details of the first regenerative building in Reserva Santa Fe, which aspires to become the first building in Latin America to meet the Living Building Challenge standards.