The works of Chilean architecture are sharply man-made, rough, cosmic and oceanic. These breathtaking designs are built on salt blankets in the desert, on the edge of oceans, cradled amongst mountains, grasping to an earthquake-prone land.
Project: Nishizawa House
Location: Los Vilos, Chile
Architects: Office of Ryue Nishizawa
Project: Klotz House
Location: Tongoy, Chile
Area: 99m2
Architect: Mathias Klotz
Project: Desert Interpretation Centre
Location: Calama, Chile
Architects: Emilio Marin & Juan Carlos Lopez
Project: Shangri-la Cabin
Location: Coihueco, Chile
Area: 45m2
Architects: Magdalena Besomi & DRAA
Project: Rio Plata Shelter
Location: Pucon, Chile
Area: 150 m2
Architects: Francisco Cruz & Elton Leniz Arquitectos
Project: MAM - Modern Art Museum
Location: Chiloé Island
Area: 678.60 m2
Architects: Edward Rojas & Eduardo Feuerhake
