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Architects: Jaime Inostroza
- Area: 7 m²
- Year: 2021
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Photographs:Andrew Pielage
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Rothoblaas, Lecker, Maderas Martini, Trimble
Text description provided by the architects. Just a seven-minute walk from the center of Temuco is the main entrance of Cerro Ñielol through Prat street. This axis links the foot of the hill to the other edge of the city, the Cautín River. In Chile, there are only seventeen declared natural monuments and one of them is the Ñielol hill. The ascent to the hill starts subtly by a winding path that follows the contour lines of the existing topography. This path formed by the density of shade from the foliage of native trees is suddenly illuminated by rays of light and landscape windows looking out over the city of Temuco.
