Inspired
Spaces
A living blueprint for the future of living where architecture, ecology and culture function as one integrated system.
Master Community Plan
MUSA is a town of the future, designed to grow in four stages, each adding new layers of living, gathering, and purpose. By 2030, the full vision will come to life through distinct neighbourhoods and thoughtfully integrated amenities. These are the core pillars that will shape the completed community.
What’s live now
Nine spaces already in use swimming, training, growing, restoring. Scroll to move through them.
A 6.5M-litre natural freshwater ecosystem, designed for swimming and regeneration.
Oceanfront beach club with dining, cocktails and poolside lounging.
Living galleries and artist residencies connecting art, nature and education.
Living landscape for meditation, soil regeneration and permaculture education.
Training space for cardio, weights, boxing, movement and stretching.
A sanctuary for bees, biodiversity and the sweetness of regeneration.
Coastal conservation protecting sea life and supporting marine restoration.
Ocean restoration infrastructure regenerating marine biodiversity.
MUSA's restaurant, with a seasonal, farm-to-table menu from land and sea.
What’s taking root
Immersive sound experience, library and reflection space; coming 2026.
A holistic health center uniting modern medicine, ancient practices and regenerative wellness.
Live-work studios and MUSA’s “downtown” for makers, creators and entrepreneurs.
Farm-to-table ecosystem with regenerative gardens, animals and community food exchange.
A learning institute pioneering nature-based, entrepreneurial and creative education models.
A multimedia innovation center for sound, storytelling and digital creation.
On-site workshop for metalwork, carpentry, ceramics and sustainable production.
A circular sanctuary for horses, movement and land stewardship education.
Immersive sound experience, library and reflection space; coming 2026.
A holistic health center uniting modern medicine, ancient practices and regenerative wellness.
Live-work studios and MUSA’s “downtown” for makers, creators and entrepreneurs.
Farm-to-table ecosystem with regenerative gardens, animals and community food exchange.
A learning institute pioneering nature-based, entrepreneurial and creative education models.
A multimedia innovation center for sound, storytelling and digital creation.
On-site workshop for metalwork, carpentry, ceramics and sustainable production.
A circular sanctuary for horses, movement and land stewardship education.
Courts and lagoon-side spaces for tennis, yoga and outdoor movement.
A space for movement, discipline and embodied practice — where strength and stillness meet.
A temple for yoga, breath and gathering — where energy, spirit and community flow together.
An intimate sanctuary for reflection, ceremony and quiet connection with self and nature.
A vibrant social hub where nature, art and community gather beneath the jungle canopy.
A space for wonder and reflection — connecting sky, cosmos and consciousness.
A peaceful water hub for kayaking, paddleboarding and reconnecting through rhythm and flow.
An open-air stage for art, dialogue and celebration — where stories and ideas come alive.
Courts and lagoon-side spaces for tennis, yoga and outdoor movement.
A space for movement, discipline and embodied practice — where strength and stillness meet.
A temple for yoga, breath and gathering — where energy, spirit and community flow together.
An intimate sanctuary for reflection, ceremony and quiet connection with self and nature.
A vibrant social hub where nature, art and community gather beneath the jungle canopy.
A space for wonder and reflection — connecting sky, cosmos and consciousness.
A peaceful water hub for kayaking, paddleboarding and reconnecting through rhythm and flow.
An open-air stage for art, dialogue and celebration — where stories and ideas come alive.
Artists in
Residence
Art isn’t decoration it’s conversation. Creatives live, work and explore in rhythm with the land. Past residents have created site-specific sculptures shaped by the land, light and the quiet in between.
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A founding member of the Broken Fingaz Crew, renowned for vibrant, psychedelic murals blending pop art with street culture. His rooftop mural at Basecamp exemplifies the collective’s dynamic visual storytelling.
Collage-style artworks juxtaposing organic and artificial elements, offering a critical reflection on human nature and modern society. His pieces adorn all Hotel rooms, plus spray-painted canvases at Casa MUSA.
A multidisciplinary practice exploring the liminal space between the physical and esoteric realms. Her canvases, sculptures and sand sculptures at MUSA invite contemplation of the unseen forces that shape our reality.
Industrial designer and sculptor crafting marble wave sculptures that evoke fluidity and motion. His installations at the Hotel and Basecamp reflect a harmonious blend of form and material.
Inspired by meditation and Buddhist philosophy, creating artworks that highlight interconnectedness and social issues. His charcoal canvases and rooftop mural on the Watertemple at MUSA embody this contemplative approach.
Combining expertise in psychotherapy and art to produce resin and steel totems that delve into human nature and the psyche. Her work at MUSA reflects a fusion of psychological insight and environmental consciousness.
Rooted in a philosophy he calls Ancient Brutalism, merging raw materiality with sacred geometry. His concrete mould and tile installation at the Hotel and Basecamp evokes a grounded, reverent presence, deeply rooted in place.
“Ofrendas” — an immersive installation centred on presence, prayer and the beauty of impermanence. The 14-foot cement wall is embedded with 32 bronze and cement-cast hands of the people who made MUSA.
Carpentry statues and functional wall structures merging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. His contributions to the Hotel exemplify the fusion of utility and artistic expression.
Black and white photographic series capturing the essence of tropical leisure and fluidity, juxtaposed against the hustle of Mexico City’s urban landscape — a contemplative lens on freedom, femininity and reimagining how we live.
Transforms everyday objects into ceramic still lifes, commenting on contemporary joys and taboos. Her ceramic ashtray at MUSA serves as a subtle yet poignant artistic statement.
A Guadalajara-based sculptor who transforms reclaimed wood into evocative forms that honour memory, impermanence and the poetic tension between strength and fragility.