Rodrigo de la Cerda Arquitecto Completes Mirador House at Mirador Punta Pite in Papudo, Chile

Set at an elevation of 240 on a steep hillside in Mirador Punta Pite, Papudo, Chile, Mirador House is a 200 m² residence completed in 2025 by Rodrigo de la Cerda Arquitecto. Rodrigo de la Cerda served as lead architect, and the design turns the structure to frame the ocean view while sheltering it from wind and adjusting it to the sloping terrain. Facing the water, the house occupies what the architects describe as a privileged position with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, and maximizing that condition was among the project's central aims. Cristóbal Correa photographed the completed building, and Valentina Díaz curated the presentation. Structural engineering and consulting came from DTP INGENERIA, and manufacturers listed for the project include Melón Hormigones, Maderas Con Con and Panoramicaglass. The project falls under the houses category and is documented with a text description supplied by the architects.