Concrete Painting Studio Built on a Rocky Hill

Concrete Painting Studio Built on a Rocky Hill

This concrete painting studio was designed by Felipe Assadi and Francisca Pulido as an extension of a house. The studio is located in Los Vilos, Chile.

Project description: The painter’s studio has been erected to one side of a house in Bahía Azul. A small space, it appears to be a prolongation of the terrain when seen from the entrance, but from the slope it stands out as a piece embedded in the hillside.

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The space, ultimately conceived as the prolongation of its own window frame, mediates between the sea and an interior garden located at the entrance. Reached by a narrow staircase, excavated out of the rock, it leaves the user in complete isolation.

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It is a sort of retreat from the surrounding constructions, basically just a wall with indirect sunlight entering from above to paint by. The rigidity and horizontality of the design reinforce the diagonal lines of the main house.

Architects: Felipe Assadi and Francisca Pulido
Project: concrete painting studio
Location: Los Vilos, Coquimbo Region, Chile
Collaborator: Alejandra Araya
Photography: Fernando Alda

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