Baja California Sur - Location [Begin with the End in Mind]

Love the life you live. 

Live the life you love. - Bob Marley

In the history of mankind there are recorded two great Inversions. The first, set forth by the Nazarene to the effect that love is a greater power and more real than vengeance. The second proclaimed the earth to be a sphere revolving in its course around the sun. These affirmations were made in the face of all evidence sacred to the contrary. - Louis Sullivan

Get beyond love & grief: exist for the good of Man. - Miyamoto Musashi

 

Note - We’re not ‘on the map’ yet so please excuse our use of others charts…

Location chosen in 2007 with an opportunity on Calle Maldonado.

Aurelian Resources’ discovery at Fruta Del Norte en Ecuador ensured this acquisition. Some respects go to the late Roman Emperor who was born of modest circumstances.

Transformation Continues from old Casa Aurelian [Bahia Style Inside] 2 current state as a garden cafe.

Plans to commence design / build of Rocha Style Lifeguard Towers 1 & 2 possible in 2024. Towers will act as support for the future Posada & services needed by the local community. T3 tentatively set for 2025.

Much past work and love went into this condensed property… this is a special place and appreciate all efforts by those involved.

T H E / E D G E ocean view & Baja California Sur > C A N T I N A en Rōnin Jardin designs to be implemented soon on our Calle Maldonado property.

> Casa Posada Oceano around the Altos Piedras / El Chorro to open in 2026 or 2027… potentially sooner. 

> Future Project James Dean Gas Station Town in the Rocha area may offer surf / moto adventure amongst other attractions [art - sail - polo].

Stay tuned…

> C + H

Todai moto kurashi – At the foot of the lamppost it’s dark.  Although we see the things around us, sometimes we don’t see that which is closest to us.  In fact, probably hardest is to see ourselves.  This is also a good reminder to all of us that one of the keys to effectively crossing cultures is reflecting on oneself and one’s own culture.

I saw the native home in Japan as a supreme study in elimination—not only of dirt, but the elimination of the insignificant…. I found this ancient Japanese dwelling to be a perfect example of the modern standardizing I had myself been working out.

 - Frank Lloyd Wright