Shelter 45, located in Matanzas, Chile, is a coastal retreat designed by Gonzalo Rufin Arquitectos and Felipe Toro. The cabin utilizes a modular design to adapt to its mountainous site, featuring a three-story structure that spans nine segments and boasts 80 square meters of space. The wooden and steel framework allows it to rise vertically while occupying the only flat area. The building's facades cleverly balance transparency and protection, providing stunning views while shielding against the elements. This design makes it an ideal spot for wind and water sports enthusiasts.
Shelter 45, designed by Gonzalo Rufin and Felipe Toro, is a modular cabin in Matanzas, Chile, that harmonizes with its mountainous, forested landscape.
The strategically designed facades ensure transparency while providing necessary protection from dynamic climatic conditions, creating a comfortable living environment.
The house features a three-story structure optimized for vertical rise on a limited site, incorporating wood and steel elements for durability and aesthetic appeal.
This retreat serves as a perfect base for water sports enthusiasts, blending modern architecture with the natural rugged beauty of its surroundings.
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