Casa Chauvet is inspired by the Chauvet Cave, one of the oldest symbols of human expression and essential beauty. This residence is conceived as a refuge filled with history, sensitivity, and silence, where the architecture seeks to disappear among the trees, allowing the natural surroundings to take center stage.
The spaces of Casa Chauvet balance privacy and togetherness, with a functional layout and honest materiality that reinforces a sense of rootedness, calm, and permanence.
Casa Chauvet is part of the Dos Cuevas project, developed by Mexican architect Andrés Escobar, whose career is distinguished by creating projects that respect the identity of the place and integrate organically into the landscape.
Andrés Escobar is a Mexican architect with more than 20 years of experience, founder and director of his firm, with a trajectory that spans residential, multifamily, commercial, and urban planning projects at both regional and national levels.
His work in Tapalpa stands out for its context-sensitive architecture, honoring the identity of the place, integrating natural materials, and seeking a deep relationship between the built space and the landscape. In Dos Cuevas, Andrés Escobar proposes an architecture that does not impose itself, but rather accompanies the forest, creating homes designed to be lived in unhurriedly and with purpose.
Casa Chauvet
Built area: 727.03 m²
Bedrooms: 4
Full bathrooms: 5
Half bathrooms: 2
Flex room: 1
Library: 1
Terrace: 1
Owner’s closets: 8
Storage rooms: 8
Parking spaces: 2
Project Amenities (Shared) The following amenities are part of the Dos Cuevas project and are available to both residences:
Padel court
Gym
Shared terrace
Bar / Game room
Jacuzzi
Sauna
Spa
Bathrooms and showers
Dos Cuevas is a project located in Tapalpa, Jalisco, within Hacienda San Francisco. Your next home away from home. A residential development immersed in the forest, where architecture engages in dialogue with nature to create a refuge of calm, privacy, and shared experiences. Dos Cuevas is composed of two unique residences that share a common architectural language and a set of amenities designed to be enjoyed in community and with family.