Set within a privileged natural environment, this architectural project redefines the relationship between construction and landscape with a focus on sustainability. Designed around a majestic Quillayes forest, the project minimizes environmental impact, integrating seamlessly with its surroundings. It uses locally sourced, low impact materials like wood, natural stone, and reclaimed railway sleepers, creating a rustic yet refined aesthetic in harmony with nature. The design emphasizes energy efficiency, reducing the overall carbon footprint and promoting long term ecological balance.

Architect with a comprehensive approach to design, focused on how spaces impact daily life. With experience in construction, conceptual design, and project management across different countries, he excels at leading diverse teams and tackling challenges creatively. He is recognized for blending aesthetic sensitivity with functional, efficient solutions, especially in high-demand sectors like healthcare, housing, and commercial architecture. His key achievements include successful project leadership, always prioritizing user well-being, sustainability, and accessibility in his designs.

Héctor Nava, is a licensed architect with a postgraduate degree in civil construction. He has developed his professional career in Venezuela, Ecuador, and Chile, combining architectural practice, teaching, and project management. With over 14 years of experience, he has worked on social housing initiatives, healthcare sector projects, and sustainable proposals, integrating design, planning, and technical consulting. His trajectory includes publications in specialized media and participation in academic activities. He is currently focused on energy-efficient solutions and the improvement of the built environment.