las palmas
residential
architecture
mty, nl.
677.60m²
mar .2022
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concept
Shaped by the mountain. Palmas is a residence in Santiago where architecture and nature exist in close dialogue. Set along the slopes on a 5,431 sq. m. site, the home develops across three levels that adapt naturally to the terrain — opening toward the landscape while remaining deeply rooted in its topography. Restrained volumes and timeless materials give the project a presence that feels both grounded and elevated.
finishes
Refined contrast, naturally composed. Technological stone, warm woods, and neutral textiles establish the foundation of the material palette, while Marquina and Tundra marble introduce depth and distinction. Subtle metallic accents complete the composition. A palette defined by texture, contrast, and a quiet sophistication that feels as enduring as the landscape itself.
atmosphere
Where serenity meets monumentality. Light moves through the residence with intention, animating surfaces and deepening the fluid transitions between interior and exterior. The result is a home that holds two qualities in careful balance, serene enough to feel like a retreat, monumental enough to command its setting. A residence that belongs entirely to its place.
meet the creators
Julia Cobos, Jazmin Soto, Marian Rodriguez, Oscar Chapa.
