Location: Casablanca, Chile
Size: 1937 sq. ft.
Today's House Call post takes us way down south of the equator to the coast of Chile, where we highlight a beautiful beach house whose name communicates the architectural transformation executed by architects Jose Ulloa Davet and Swiss architect Delphone Ding. Once a traditional beach house, the two architects remodeled the home into a form that is strikingly modern, yet is able to blend beautifully into the coastal landscape, jutting out like a feature of the landscape rather than a manmade structure. The home also takes advantage of the stunning views with a series of platform viewing sections and large windows, making Metamorphoses 1 just as much about the coast it resides in as the modern-warmth interior the house provides within...

















How beautiful - It looks much larger than 1400 sf, probably due to the plentiful exterior spaces and grand staircases.
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Agreed, the exterior space is wonderfully integrated into the whole design of the building. There are so many possible living and entertaining options offered by such a design.
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I love this! It is like an update on that famous villa in corsica with the stairs to nowhere on the roof (can't recall the name--anyone?).
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I got it--Casa Malaparte:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casa_Malaparte
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i would kill for this view, my goodness.
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Delphone Ding? Hee hee!
The house and views are absolutely breathtaking. Thanks for posting this!
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One word: Hideous!
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stunning
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