The project establishes a deep relationship with its environment on multiple levels, addressing physical, socio-economical, political, and natural aspects to seamlessly integrate with the site. Located on a 2.2-hectare private land in a rural area of the central valley of Casablanca, Chile, this pavilion emerges as a significant landmark, marking the beginning of the transformation of the extensive undeveloped land on which it stands.
From a physical perspective, the pavilion’s design adapts to the terrain’s characteristics, aiming to maximize sunlight capture of the photovoltaic panel installation and thus ensure water availability. This integration with the natural surroundings is reflected in the choice of materials like metal and wood, enabling the creation of a slender and lightweight structure that blends into the surrounding landscape.
In socio-economical terms, the project addresses the need to implement sustainable energy solutions in rural areas, providing a tangible reference for the local community. Moreover, the building was constructed with local labor, contributing to strengthe the economy and foster a sense of belonging in the community. By providing a space for gathering and interaction with elements like the table, the bench, and the grill, the project promotes social cohesion and cultural exchange.
Politically, the initiative demonstrates a commitment to technological innovation and environmental preservation, aligning with government agendas for renewable energy adoption and sustainable development.

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