Fresno house is a small summer house located in a forest near the South Atlantic Ocean, in Cariló, Argentina, and was designed by Felix Raspall and Federico Papandrea. The slope and location existing trees are the major determinants of geometric and site strategies of the project: the house sits in a small clearing of the forest and sits perpendicular to the slope to gain transversal transparency. The home is surrounded by a lush forest of vine-covered trees, and its interior places order and simplicity at the top of the list. Living room, dining room, kitchen and studio are located in the ground floor, open to the outdoor terrace, swimming-pool and patio through floor-to-ceiling windows.
