3×3 Retreat / Estudio Diagonal
The tension between radical geometry and forest organic shapes shows the first architectural picture when you see this 3×3 retreat. Highlights house and landscape enhancing natural beauty.
The tension between radical geometry and forest organic shapes shows the first architectural picture when you see this 3×3 retreat. Highlights house and landscape enhancing natural beauty.
The Lake Retreat House is located in the south of Chile, on Ranco Lake, 950 km from the metropolitan region. Situated on the shores of the lake, with hot temperatures in summer but also rain and humidity in winter with temperatures that can drop to 4°C.
Old Stream House is making reference to an old river bed, which now is a big and dense forest. This is where the volume is placed, an asymmetrical gabled house, containing a big living room, with the kitchen and dining room merged in the center.
Casa un Patio is located in Molco at the foot of the northern slopes of the Villarrica volcano. Between the mountain range and the lake of the same name
Project: Casa Prisma Architect: Smiljan Radić Location: Conguillio, Chile Area: 184 square metres Completed 2019 Photo Credits: Cristobal Palma The sloping terrain runs freely underneath the terrace from where one can see the dead river of lava, a ghostly reminder of the last eruption of the Llaima Volcano. Kazuo Shinohara’s 1974 Prism House stands on
Panal House offers at the same time a radical experience and an experimental way of living as it integrates all spaces: the outside and the inside, vertical and horizontally.
The clients imagined a house that greatly favored family life, designed to give great importance to receiving their guests, and one where many different activities could coexist simultaneously.
Cipolla House proposes the fusion of several architectural elements in a continuous organization, which is at the same time a spatial configuration, a system of circulations and a structure. Its materiality is defined with a single thickness that is consistent on walls, slabs, beams, ramps and stairs.