Casa Tamarindo

Casa Tamarindo is a multidisciplinary research and design studio that explores the future of architecture, art, and biomaterials through experimentation with waste, nature, and advanced technologies. Our practice bridges traditional craft with computational design, resulting in built work and prototypes that challenge the boundaries between the organic and the synthetic, the ancient and the emerging. We work across scales—from installations and pavilions to full-scale buildings and material systems—focusing on how local resources, environmental intelligence, and cultural narratives can shape new vernaculars. Our projects investigate topics like regenerative construction, biodesign, circular economies, and ecological aesthetics, always guided by a commitment to experimentation and place-based innovation. Casa Tamarindo has exhibited internationally, and our work spans collaborations with institutions, brands, and communities to reimagine how we build and live. Whether it's creating biomaterials from beer waste, developing digital fabrication techniques rooted in natural processes, or prototyping new forms of shelter and ritual, we aim to spark dialogues between design, ecology, and the public realm. We believe that architecture is not just about form or function—it’s about transforming systems, rethinking matter, and building futures that are more alive, inclusive, and attuned to the intelligence of the earth.