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Turning aggression into art, Israeli designer Itay Ohaly's Fracture Bench explores the effects of smashing materials.

In the Los Ríos region, Hebra Arquitectos perched this H-shaped house on pillars to make its interior feel like a tree house.

A Volcanic rock garden–following a principle of feng shui–is placed at the entrance of the home.

A balance of open and enclosed, public and private, the cottage embraces all seasons of the year with a variety of spaces that meet programmatic needs.

The home’s three low-lying rooflines subtly emerge from the landscape.

Downward stairway as the main access. The steps skirt around a beautiful tree.

Planters full of green lead the way to a small patio.

The tree from the entrance can be seen through a large window.

Primary outdoor porch.

A new clean and unified access.

A bright double height foyer.

A decidedly sculptured hall.

A prime space to become surrounded by the material serenity of the house.

A tall wall was built to hide the stairway.

The foyer displays an antique wooden table and vases.

A large black painting by Beatriz Zamora decorates a wall.

Bedrooms on the upper floor, common area on the ground floor.

The joint common area becomes the center of energy of the house.