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Otway Beach House / Kerstin Thompson Architects

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At the edge of a national park, on a site designated 'flame zone,' Otway Beach House takes the regulatory challenge of fire resistance as a generative architectural opportunity. A grounded and monolithic building placed within a clearing offers the dual prospect of sea and forest.
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Otway Beach House / Kerstin Thompson Architects

On the edge of a national park, in a land classified as a "flame zone", Otway Beach House transforms the regulatory challenge of fire resistance into an architectural generation opportunity. A monolithic building anchored to the ground, implanted in a clearing, offers the dual perspective of the sea and the forest.

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ArchDaily broke the news in Santiago, Chile on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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