A MUSA Film, 2021. Shot, directed & edited by Andy & Tegan (loverlover.us). Additional footage by Michael Townsend. Graphics by Andrés Saavedra Design. Audio mixing by Alex Pasternak. Music: Lobo Loco — “We Are So Close”, Babe Rainbow — “The Wind”.
A MUSA Film, 2022. Shot, directed & edited by Lover Lover. Additional footage by Michael Townsend. Graphics by Andrés Saavedra Design. Audio mixing by Andrew Noel. Music: Nissim — “The Gaslamp Killer”, Acoustic Performance — Caloncho, Solegrande — Vanessa Zamora.
Born from a deep love of place and possibility, MUSA reimagines how we live, build, and belong. It is both a town and a testing ground, a living laboratory for regenerative living and profitability, where architecture, ecology, and culture function as one integrated system. Every element, from art and education to food systems and finance, is designed to generate renewal, reciprocity, and resilience.
Guided by beauty and driven by purpose, MUSA models a new economy of care, where creativity fuels commerce and community becomes the measure of success. It's not just a place to live, but a way to live an evolving ecosystem of homes, learning, experiences, connectivity, and ideas that demonstrate how people and planet can thrive together.
Ground broke in January 2020, under circumstances that would have paused most projects. Instead, it became proof that development can be a force for good, and that values-led growth is achievable at scale.
MUSA sits on Guerrero's Costa Grande, at the base of Mexico's vastest mountain range. Raw Pacific shoreline, a saltwater lagoon and a mile of untouched beach, held between the Sierra Madre and the sea.
Nothing here was flattened to make room for it. The architecture was drawn around what already existed: the palms, the lagoon, the reef. So the land keeps doing what it always did, just alongside a few new neighbors.
You don't just check in at MUSA; you land, settle, root. The architecture listens to the land, and the land gives back in whispers. This isn't a resort, it's a rhythm, a retreat into meaning, where home is treated as a feeling rather than a place.
Built in intentional phases, each chapter weaves nature, design and community together, laying the foundation for a new way of living, rooted in regeneration and belonging.
The first neighborhood, anchored by the Hotel: intentional living with hospitality-powered infrastructure that activates connection, comfort and regenerative returns.
A creative community for makers and cocreators, the next chapter of MUSA's culture of art, design and shared craft.
A family-centered neighborhood, completing MUSA's evolution from destination into a living, integrated town.