Alejandro Aravena design this house in Pirihueico lake, Chile. Because the site with rainy, strong winds beneath lake (east) and the forest (west), difficulty material get, the house built from the double sloped conventional roof. Deforming it, looking for the views, avoiding the winds, using the frame windows as the arriving or starting points of the slopes.
Stones and wood came from the clearence made in the site for the house. The darkness of the object, will be a way to restitute the original density of the place. In interior, wall dominated painted on green form to make this house natural.
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