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ABOUT

About Latitude 20 Architecture

Latitude 20 is a premier architecture firm based in Placencia, Belize, with over 30 years of combined experience in design and construction.

Led by Sonia Alvarez, the Principal Architect, the firm has completed over 600 projects, including custom residences, commercial developments, and luxury resorts. Sonia's expertise is renowned across the Caribbean, with a portfolio that includes iconic projects like Turtle Inn, Blue Reef Beach Restaurant and Bar, and Naia Resort.

Latitude 20 specializes in sustainable and innovative architectural designs, incorporating eco-friendly practices and passive solar techniques. Their projects are celebrated for seamlessly blending with Belize's natural beauty, offering clients a balance of modern luxury and environmental harmony. Most recently, Latitude 20 has been involved in designing The Elements, a luxury waterfront development in Placencia that exemplifies their commitment to world-class architecture and refined aesthetics.

Professional Record

Sonia Alvarez, the Principal Architect at Latitude 20, brings over two decades of experience to her craft, specializing in luxury and high-end architectural projects.
Based in Placencia, Belize, her portfolio showcases landmark designs, including Turtle Inn, Blue Reef Beach Restaurant and Bar, and Naia Resort. Renowned for her innovative approach, Sonia integrates sustainable building techniques and site-specific designs, creating structures that harmonize with Belize's natural beauty while meeting the highest standards of luxury.
Latitude 20 Architecture, under Sonia's leadership, has established itself as a premier firm in the Caribbean. With over 600 completed projects, the company excels in residential, commercial, and resort designs that emphasize eco-friendly solutions and timeless aesthetics. Known for blending creativity with practicality, Latitude 20 delivers bespoke architectural solutions tailored to its clients' visions, consistently contributing to the region's architectural landscape.

Working in the Placencia Peninsula has provided Latitude 20 with unique opportunities and challenges. This region, known for its natural beauty and growing prominence as a luxury destination, has inspired innovative designs that balance modern elegance with environmental harmony. The peninsula's diverse terrain—from beachfronts to lagoons—has allowed the firm to craft site-specific architecture, maximizing views and blending structures seamlessly into their surroundings.

The area's rising popularity among expats and tourists has driven demand for high-end residences and resorts, enabling Latitude 20 to contribute significantly to the region’s architectural identity.