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Gaviota House by SAA Arquitectura + Territorio

A residential project in southern Chile emphasizes a conscious relationship with its natural surroundings.

The Gaviota House is situated at the eastern end of Lake Rupanco, within a mature temperate rainforest in Chile.

The site is characterized by century-old trees such as ulmo, tepa, and arrayán, a dense understory, and a rich biodiversity.

The project's architects are SAA Arquitectura + Territorio, with Sergio Araneda Maiz as the lead architect.

Completed in 2023, the house has an area of 175 m² and falls under the categories of Residential Architecture, Houses, and Residential Interiors.

The design team included Sebastian Guerrero and Melissa Thomas, with structural engineering by Alberto Ramirez.

The project is located in Puerto Varas, Chile.

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