Immediately striking for its scarlet hue, this 936-square-foot home by Santiago–based Felipe Assadi Arquitectos takes the form of a solid cube with part of its mass subtracted to create a double-height entrance terrace and a sloping roof.

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The symmetry of the design allows for the incorporation of additional programs to the sides of the modules on both the lower or upper floors.

Project Credits:

Architecture: Felipe Assadi Arquitectos

Builder: Jaime Osorio Tapia

Structural and civil engineering: Mario Pinto

Photography: Fernando Alda

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