Quebrada House designed by UNarquitectura, Retreat located in a forest on a creek in central Chile. Located on the creek, elevated by pilotis, it is accessible through a bridge and has views at the level of the foliage of trees.
The house “breaks” adapting to the slope and differentiating the private and public space within a single enclosure.
photography by © Natalia Vial
Project Info:
Architects: UNarquitectura
Location: Curacaví, Chile
Project Architects: Alejandro Urrutia, Juan Pablo Nazar
Project Area: 40.0 m2
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Natalia Vial
Project Name: Quebrada House
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
photography by © Natalia Vial
Plan
Elevation
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