Sharp edges define the geometric house by Veronica Arcos
On the Chilean coast, the Pacific Ocean is in view from a geometric gem of a house designed by Veronica Arcos. The architect had two goals – creating optimal thermal insulation and framing the unique environment the house landed on.
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