This wooden holiday home, designed by Santiago-based architect Ignacio Correa, is sure to provide residents with a well-deserved rest from the dynamic and stressful urban landscape. The slanted structure is located in the rural area of Maitencillo. It embraces a clean and minimalist aesthetic that does not interfere with the lush natural surroundings. The wooden holiday home is skillfully “raised above [the] ground on diagonal posts.” This, in turn, maximizes the breathtaking vistas that can be observed through the glazed portions of the structure, allowing residents to enjoy the Pacific Ocean’s majesty in its entirety.
In addition, by tactfully elevating the familial residence, Ignacio Correa is able to optimize the light exposure of the interior. For the exterior, the architect uses locally sourced materials, which are treated to resist the unpredictable and salty climate of the region.
Photo Credits: Cristobal Valdes, Aryeh Kornfeld
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wooden Holiday Homes
- Opportunity for sustainable and eco-friendly architectural designs using locally sourced materials.
- Clean and Minimalist Aesthetics
- Potential for incorporating minimalist design principles into various industries, such as interior design and furniture manufacturing.
- Optimizing Light Exposure
- Ability to develop innovative lighting solutions for residential and commercial spaces to enhance natural light utilization.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architectural Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for architects to create sustainable wooden holiday homes.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to embrace clean and minimalist aesthetics in their designs.
- Lighting Solutions
- Potential for manufacturers to develop innovative lighting products that optimize natural light exposure in buildings.
