Alamar

Located on Panama’s prestigious Pacific Riviera, Alamar Residences & Beach Club presents itself as the ultimate expression of oceanfront living within the exclusive universe of Buenaventura. It is a project born from the ocean; where the horizon is the boundary of the home, and the murmur of the waves, its soundtrack. Alamar is not merely a residential building but a destination in itself, merging the privacy of a personal sanctuary with the dynamism and privileges of a world-class beach club.

The tower’s architecture is an exercise in contemporary tropical elegance. Its pristine white facade is punctuated by deep recesses clad in warm woods, corresponding to the expansive terraces of each residence. This material dialogue creates a visual rhythm of light and shadow that lends the building a sophisticated identity and a profound connection to its natural surroundings. The structure is designed to maximize panoramic views, ensuring the Pacific Ocean is the undisputed protagonist from every apartment.

The heart of Alamar’s design lies in its “terrace-rooms.” Conceived as true extensions of the interior space, these private outdoor areas become the center of social and family life. With summer kitchens, living areas, and dining spaces, the threshold between inside and outside is dissolved through floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a seamless flow and an immersive living experience. It is here that the architecture celebrates the climate and landscape, offering a perfect refuge for enjoyment and contemplation.

The interiors reflect a philosophy of serene luxury. A palette of noble materials, where natural stone, woods, and polished metals combine, creates an atmosphere of warmth and refinement. Every detail, from the lighting to the integrated furnishings, has been curated to offer comfort without ostentation. This private sanctuary is complemented by an unparalleled ecosystem of amenities—including restaurants, a beach club, pools, a FlowRider, and parks—solidifying Alamar as a masterpiece of life by the sea.