Seemingly clinging to a hillside along the Chilean Coast, is Casa H. A very modern structure constructed entirely from concrete boarding placed on horizontal beams. The curious, long design of the building helps to balance it over the irregular and rugged terrain and gives it a number of intriguing floating terraces and overhangs.
For the interior, the grey tones of cement are offset and softened by the use of deep wooden wall panels and flooring. As the layout of the entire accommodation runs along the shoreline, it offers stunning oceanic views from every room. The addition of the full height glazing allows you to take in every inch of the views.
If that wasn’t enough, there is also a spacious balcony that runs around the perimeter of the structure and extends out to the cantilever-supported swimming pool, which only brave will enjoy!
Images courtesy of Fernando Alda / Felipe Assadi Arquitectos
