Tulum Welcomes La Salle Architecture Students

TULUM — In an exercise of academic and professional collaboration, the Tulum Country Club residential development welcomed fifth-semester students specializing in Architectural Drawing and Construction from the La Salle high school in Playa del Carmen. The students conducted an academic visit to observe firsthand the scale, innovation, and sustainable philosophy that characterizes this world-class residential development.

Accompanied by their professors and guided by the technical and managerial team, the 25 students toured the Club House, the Architecture and Projects Department, The Club, and various areas of the complex aboard electric carts. They discovered how urban design, functionality, infrastructure, and harmony with the natural environment are integrated.

During the tour, they learned about the project from its architectural conceptualization to the execution of works in progress, observing firsthand the foundations, structures, and stages of technical supervision of a large-scale project.

"For us, opening our doors to young talents is a way to contribute to and encourage the formation of conscious young talents, with a comprehensive vision of architecture committed to sustainability," commented Álvaro Moya, Country Manager of Tulum Country Club.

The session concluded with a social gathering at "La Rústica," where the students shared reflections on their professional future and received an inspiring message from the complex's management.

With this initiative, Tulum Country Club reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development, education, and the creation of opportunities that connect academia with real-world practice, thereby fostering the new generations of architects and designers in the country.