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Shotgun House in Cachagua, Chile by Alejandro Soffia, Arquitecto

Tuesday, May 22nd, 2018

Article source: Alejandro Soffia, Arquitecto

Architects make valuable efforts to improve the environment of our various activities. But splendid architecture happens in specific cases, therefore the benefits of good design are quantitatively low for the Society. Although these specific cases may be buildings that house many people or have a high qualitative impact on their environment, they do not really influence in the growth of our built environment.

Image Courtesy © Juan Durán Sierralta

Architects: Alejandro Soffia, Arquitecto
Project: Shotgun House
Location: Los Maitenes s/n, Cachagua, Chile
Photography: Juan Durán Sierralta
Collaborator: Francesco Borghi
Estructural Engineering: José Manuel Morales
Builder: Mauricio Jara
Terrain Area: 2500 m2
Built area: 427 m2
Project year: 2015
Builded: 2017

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HG House in Cachagua, Chile by Cristian Hrdalo Arquitectos

Saturday, June 11th, 2016

Article source: MITTY comunicaciones

HG House is a house on the beach for my parents, for them it was very important that the house could receive all the family and guests and also to function at a reduced size when they were alone.

“When an architect design for a relative, there is some experimental freedom, but then the next commission you must validate your work through the client.”

Image Courtesy © Nicolás Saieh

Architects: Cristian Hrdalo Arquitectos
Project: HG House
Location: Cachagua, V Región – Chile
Photography: Nicolás Saieh and Cristian Hrdalo
Project Area: 350 m²
Project Year: 2010

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CASA PARAVICINI in Cachagua, Chile by Cristian Hrdalo

Friday, March 25th, 2016

Article source: Cristian Hrdalo

The Paravicini house is a beach house located on Beranda, 150 km on the north of Santiago. The site is a steeply hillside with 2.700 m2 of wide prospect over the Pacific Ocean, the beach and the village of Cachagua.