A large inn concrete fact organizes 3 basic functions with 3 different horizons: high (85cms), grill (100 cms) and bar (115 cms), the ground floor 15 cm at each level, keeping the horizontal and varying meson user relationship with him. From this horizontal surface, a truncated pyramid takes out the smoke, small cylinders of resin allow natural light to enter in the barbecue area. water upside down and dip cover the exterior walls of the pyramid. The project was born as the formalization of a metaphor on the uses and elements, smoke rising, falling water, all articulated by the great inn that organizes the functions of eating, cooking, drinking.
In September 2008 finished remodeling the house Tunquén, in conjunction with the Swiss architect Delphine Ding. The original house is the work of local architect Peter Chambers and was built in 1990 .