Having to build the structure with the family itself or the community implied having to recur to simple execution solutions. The entire proposal is executed with 2” x 8” brushed Arauco pine strips arranged in the manner of a textile mill supported by compression by a 9 cm diameter steel tube that crosses and articulates the pieces. Lengths of 4,5 m are employed for support strips and 1/3 plus 2/3 of 4,5 m for roofing strips.

This geometry confers the project a dynamic quality, making it seem paused in movement.

The new shed re-interprets the branch canopy traditionally built in the central Chilean rural areas, replacing the existing structure via a construction that consolidates this central space within the 2 ha plot as family meeting point.