Zaror House by Jaime Bendersky Arquitectos

The project stems from the combination of geographical and topographical conditions of the land and a housing program with multiple social venues. The property has a large front of 58 meters and is located along the southern slopes of the foothills of Manquehue, with a steep slope of 79% and magnificent views of the valley of Santiago, articulated primarily through the mountains, the river Mapocho and Cerro San Cristobal.

This conditioned a general party that meets the recreational areas and expansions of the house in the front, avoiding contention for garden paths and capture the northern sunlight. A shaft of circulations that capitalizes on the length of the field, to organize all the sites oriented views, displaying the vocation of the place.

The entrance hall has double-height vertical circulation and spatial relationships throughout the home, while celebrating the viewpoint condition.