Shelter 45, designed by Gonzalo Rufin Arquitectos and Felipe Toro, is a striking cabin in Matanzas, Chile, known for strong winds and outdoor sports. The cabin, strategically located among dense forests and ravines, features a wooden and steel modular design that integrates seamlessly with its environment. Spanning three stories and eighty square meters, it offers an open ground floor that connects indoor living spaces to outdoor terraces, while private areas occupy upper levels. This design prioritizes both aesthetic appeal and functional use, catering to the needs of its occupants.
Shelter 45, located in Matanzas, Chile, is a thoughtfully designed cabin that harmonizes with its surroundings, offering a unique blend of functionality and aesthetics.
The cabin’s architecture features a modular design that maximizes space and complements its mountainous locale amid lush forests and strong winds.
Crafted by Gonzalo Rufin Arquitectos and Felipe Toro, Shelter 45’s design allows for an efficient three-story structure that elegantly intersects with the natural landscape.
The open-plan ground floor promotes seamless indoor-outdoor living, while upper levels provide privacy for the master bedroom and guest loft, enhancing comfort and usability.
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