Anyone that has been to Mal Pais, Costa Rica, can tell you about the profound calmness and overwhelming sense of serenity that exudes here. It is innate to the land, fed by the scent of flor blanca, softly chirping parrots, and smooth rhythms of the Pacific Ocean. Even Costa Rican Tico's claim Mal Pais to be among paradise, despite the literal translation of "Bad Place". There simply is a soothing calm in the air that you can readily feel, and it stays with you when you return home.

March House channels that feeling of serenity. With the subtle balance of man-made and natural materials, the house meets Mother Nature in a warm handshake. The open walls blur where inside and outside meet. The fine lines of the concrete facade and steps, counter the lush grass and leafy trees. The rounded door handles and silent ceiling fans reflect the softness of air coming in off the beach. Even the hues of March House reflect the tones of the environment.