This Natural Wooden Beach House Design located on the Tacna Hill, an elevated Plateau, south of Maitencillo, a well known chilean beach resort and designed by Nicolás del Rio & Max Núñez. The plot it’s amid a miscellanoeus group of houses, of all sizes, shapes and qualities. Due to it’s narrow frontal dimension ( 15×35mts) views among neighbours, do cross easily.

The House is basically an elevated platform, 3.8mts above ground level, which holds the two independent volumes of living and bedrooms, and a third one underneath, for visitor’s bedrooms.
These volumes are freely placed on the platform, to leave part of it unoccupied, so interiors can easily incorporate exteriors. Hence, the connection between these 3 volumes it’s always exterior, using what’s left of the platform for it.

As for the living room’s inside space, it’s widely incorporated to the terrace by the movement of 3 of its 4, 2.3×2.3mt glass sliding windows, resulting a duplication of its area.
On the other hand, north views towards the neighbor, are controlled and precise, and also proposed more profound, in order to turn them into places to use and store.

The natural wooden beach house structure is planned in order to leave as much air below the platform, as possible. This will allow the garden works to use the plot almost entirely, and eventually , build a pool. This is done, using the visitor’s bedrooms and a V shaped pillar line, as the only basing structure. Thus, the visitors enjoy this ground level independency from the rest of the House.The House is built in impregnated pine wood, as it is most of the neighbouring houses.The whole Schedule, from planning until finished, took 10 months.

This entry was posted on Sunday, October 18th, 2009 at 12:50 pm and is filed under houses. Tags: Natural Beach House, Natural Beach House Design, Natural Wooden Beach House, Natural Wooden Beach House Design, Nicolás del Rio & Max Núñez, Tacna Hill, wooden beach house, Wooden Beach House Design. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.