13/09/2026
Sharing architecture to inspire: Perched above the Patagonian forest, Casa El Trébol by architects turns the journey through the trees into an architecture of views, stillness, and connection.
The design transforms the natural ascent through the forest into a journey toward the views, using architecture to frame and connect with the landscape.
A central transparent hall acts as a lookout and divides the house into two wings: a private bedroom area and an open public space combining kitchen, living and dining. Large glass panels create a seamless connection between the interior, forest and surrounding landscape.
The house’s strong horizontal form combines Laurel timber, concrete, stone and warm wood interiors. A separate 35 m² studio is embedded into the rock and cantilevers over the slope, offering a secluded space with elevated views over the forest canopy.
Location 〰️ San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
Architect 〰️Englelman Estudio
Photography 〰️Luis Barandiaran