Santiago–based architect Felipe Assadi has recently revealed one of his latest projects—House H. The remarkable 3,660-square-foot structure features a sequence of longitudinal and transverse beams coming together to generate a single sculptural piece, all while levitating over a slope. Scroll ahead to take a closer look at this cleverly designed dwelling.

“As always, we prefer to inhabit a structure instead of structuring a room," says Assadi. "In this way, we consider the technical feasibility of a project as its actual design resolution; feasibility is not separate from project design. This means that before becoming a house, the project is its own structure.”

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Project Credits:

Architecture and interior design: Felipe Assadi

Structural and civil engineering: Mario Pinto Maira

Landscape design: Bernardita Del Corral

Lighting design: Luxia Lighting

Photography: Fernando Alda

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