Whimsical, living architecture, conjured in the Mexican jungle

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Trees are an essential element in the design of Azulik Uh May, an artists' community, gallery and home in the jungle near Tulum, Mexico.
CBS News So, when Roth decided to build an artists' community, gallery and home in the jungle near Tulum, Mexico, he enlisted the help of the people who knew the land best: the indigenous Mayans.
CBS News Many of the tunnels and walkways are made of bejuco, a sustainable vine that grows in the trees.
CBS News The arts community is Roth's latest project, but his original masterpiece is just about 18 miles away, at a beach in Tulum, where over the last decade a small cabana he built has grown into one of the area's most popular resorts: the Azulik.