This development is situated in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo. Amenities include 24-hour reception and security, a lobby, paddle courts, a gym, a swimming lane, a beach sports cabin, kayaks, paddle boards, an infinity beach pool, pool cabins, a firepit, beach cabins, a sky bar, a jacuzzi, coworking spaces, meeting rooms, a pool restaurant, room service, a beach terrace, a sky terrace, valet service, e-karts, electric bikes, and transportation. The design incorporates sustainable principles to minimize ecosystem impact, encompassing ecosystem conservation, universal accessibility, water conservation, energy saving, and waste reduction. Ecosystem conservation is addressed through a design that respects the existing environment and vegetation. It features correct orientation to maximize natural lighting, natural ventilation, and efficient technology. The building has a reduced footprint with increased green areas planted with endemic vegetation. Permeable materials in exterior floors integrate with local architecture. Universal accessibility provides easy access to all areas for persons with disabilities, with interior spaces designed for easy adaptation. Water conservation measures include instant water heating systems, low-consumption toilets, aerated faucets, and endemic vegetation that reduces irrigation requirements. Energy saving is achieved through a facade designed for enhanced illumination, with 90% of spaces naturally lit. Facades offer efficient solar control to reduce air conditioning demand. Features include low-consumption lighting, hurricane-resistant windows with high insulation, wall materials with high thermal and acoustic insulation, natural ventilation design in interior spaces, inverter cooling systems, and high-efficiency pumping systems. Waste reduction is implemented with infrastructure for waste separation.