Gandarillas House by Jose Pedro Vicente Arquitectos Elevates Living Space Above an Open Ground
The Gandarillas House, a 179 m² residence designed by Chilean firm Jose Pedro Vicente Arquitectos, is set to be completed in 2026. Valentina Díaz oversaw the project, while José Pedro Vicente Groetaers took the lead as architect, and Nicolas Saieh provided photography. Constructora SISG handled the general construction, categorizing the work under Houses. The design emphasizes the interplay between the site, its landscape, security, and the coastal climate. To adapt to these factors, the architects elevated the structure, leaving the ground level entirely open for outdoor living. This area features a pool, gardens, terraces, barbecue zone, fire pit, bar, and gathering spots, making it the focal point of the living experience. ArchDaily published the project, with the original article in Spanish.
Key facts
- Gandarillas House is a 179 m² residential project by Jose Pedro Vicente Arquitectos.
- Completion year is 2026.
- José Pedro Vicente Groetaers is the lead architect.
- Valentina Díaz curated the project.
- Nicolas Saieh is credited for photographs.
- Constructora SISG handled general construction.
- The entire program is elevated while the ground level remains completely open.
- The pool, gardens, terraces, barbecue area, fire pit, bar, and gathering spaces occupy the entire lot.
Entities
Artists
- Valentina Díaz
- José Pedro Vicente Groetaers
- Nicolas Saieh
Institutions
- Jose Pedro Vicente Arquitectos
- Constructora SISG
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Chile