Costa Rica is a country rich in history and cultural heritage. However, in the remote areas of Guanacaste, a province in the country’s northwest region, citizens face challenges in achieving comprehensive health and wellness for their communities. In addition, the traditional way of life in these regions, where community members are solely responsible for their collective welfare, has resulted in limited opportunities for growth and prosperity. This thesis aims to shed light on certain neglected aspects of community wellness in the Guanacaste region. The seven dimensions of health - mental, physical, social, financial, spiritual, environmental, and vocational - are crucial for creating a healthy and thriving community. Yet, despite their importance, these dimensions are often overlooked in this region. The research will examine Guanacaste’s current state of health and wellness, highlighting the challenges and barriers to achieving a healthier community. In addition, through a deep dive into the history and culture of the region, this thesis will demonstrate the significance of incorporating the seven dimensions of health into the built environment. The ultimate intention is to improve the overall well-being of the community through architectural innovations that will enhance health, safety, and quality of life.