Modern Lakeside House Build Almost Exclusively Out Of Wood

We love the fact that there are so many different ways to pattern and build a house. That makes each and every project unique and allows us to find new and amazing ideas every mean solar day. Today's inspiration source is a house located in Las Cabras, Chile. It's a project developed by PAR Arquitectos and a rather unusual one with many interesting features.

The majority of the house has glazed sides and large openings which allow it to embrace the outdoor surroundings — The majority of the house has glazed sides and large openings which allow it to embrace the outdoor environment

Beginning of all, the firm's proximity to a lake meant that an elevated platform was needed so the water can run underneath the house in example of a alluvion. Also, the views became a major component in the design and large windows and openings were created in society to take reward of them. The most unusual feature however remains the floor plan and the overall framework of the firm in general.

There's an exposed frame around the volumes which give the house a rather industrial vibe — At that place's an exposed frame around the volumes which give the house a rather industrial vibe

The entire house is slightly elevated above the ground due to the close proximity to the lake — The unabridged business firm is slightly elevated in a higher place the footing due to the close proximity to the lake

There's not a definitive difference between the indoor and the outdoor areas as they're all naturally interconnected — There'south not a definitive deviation between the indoor and the outdoor areas equally they're all naturally interconnected

The edifice is virtually entirely built out of wood which gives it a distinctive look and too helped keep the cost of the project depression and made use of locally-sourced supplies. The floor plan is interesting because the house is basically fabricated up of 2 volumes which intersect perpendicularly and look every bit if they're passing through i another. That means one of the volumes is slightly taller than the other. This 1 houses the public areas such as the living room, kitchen, dining area, laundry room and it also incorporates a barbecue terrace. The second volume houses the private spaces and shares a very similar design. In total they offer 138 square meters of space and they exercise so in a very intriguing manner.