Agua de la Culebra Quincho by Alvarez Railton Arquitectura in Concepción
Completed in 2026, the 'Agua de la Culebra Quincho' architectural project, designed by Alvarez Railton Arquitectura, is situated in Concepción, Chile. This residential building spans 72 m² and features a unique wooden wall that transitions into the roof, framing views of the Bío-Bío river. Ignacio Alvarez served as the lead architect, while Paulina Guerrero handled civil engineering. The project utilized materials sourced from Topwood and Medestuk, with photography by Gustavo Burgos. Curated by Valentina Díaz, it falls under the category of residential architecture, creating a seamless architectural experience that enhances the sense of arrival and connection to the surrounding landscape.
Key facts
- Project name: Agua de la Culebra Quincho
- Architects: Alvarez Railton Arquitectura
- Lead Architect: Ignacio Alvarez
- Location: Concepción, Chile
- Area: 72 m²
- Year: 2026
- Photographer: Gustavo Burgos
- Manufacturers: Topwood, Medestuk
- Civil Engineering: Paulina Guerrero
- Curated by Valentina Díaz
Entities
Artists
- Ignacio Alvarez
- Gustavo Burgos
- Paulina Guerrero
- Valentina Díaz
Institutions
- Alvarez Railton Arquitectura
- Topwood
- Medestuk
Locations
- Concepción
- Chile
- Bío-Bío