House 2 in Las Condes, Santiago, Chile by Eduardo Berlin Razmilic

House 2 articulates the house's every-day program in a single level. Opposing the site's natural slope, the house and garden develop 3,5 meters above street level, via an elemental ground operation that transforms the preexistent rise in two main horizontal plans, above and below.

House Two relates and governs over three grand exterior spaces (plaza, garden, and roof terrace) allowing exteriors for an area equivalent to the original empty site's of 1,600 square meters. In a minor scale, the house presents itself with simple Cartesian lines, net spaces, and rigorous studies on perforation of vertical planes.

Most details lie in the very essence of the nude concrete applications, reflecting particular emphasis in material junctions and encounters in order to maintain elements at a minimum.

Architect: Eduardo Berlin Razmilic
Location: Las Condes, Santiago, Chile
Technical Advisors: Eduardo Valenzuela, Gonzalo Santolaya, Juan Grimm
Site Area: 1.600 sqm
Constructed Area: 600 sqm + terraces
Main Materials: Nude Concrete, Stone & Glass
Photographs: Sebastián Sepúlveda & Eduardo Berlin