The gesture is sober yet deeply expressive: a raw concrete prism, austere and tectonic, anchored to the ground and engaging with its surroundings through material honesty. This is the Evans Tiny House, a project by GO&V Arquitectos, as hypnotic as it is striking.

Evans Tiny House: A Dream on a Small Scale

The main façade of this Tiny House is solid and monolithic, while the west façade opens toward the Andes, allowing the native vegetation—grasses, rocks, and indigenous shrubs—to take center stage and blur the boundaries between the built environment and nature.

Meanwhile, the entrance, protected and understated, suggests a threshold into the intimate and the essential at a tangible human scale, while the interior design invites a sense of security and shelter in every space for its occupants.

“The Tiny House does not impose; it accompanies.”

Perfect Amalgam

In this Evans Tiny House, the architectural ensemble achieves a precise integration with the surrounding nature. The accumulation of large stones is not merely a solution for containment or protection—it is a poetic strategy that roots the architecture to the ground, making it part of the territory. The Tiny House does not impose; it accompanies. It is both refuge and lookout. Material transformed into architecture for contemplation.

Technical Sheet

Project: Tiny House
Architecture Design: GO&V Arquitectos (González Olsina & Vega)
Lighting Consultant: Aspen Lumiere
Structural Design: Ing. Raúl Batellini
Photography: Luis Abba Studio
Technical Direction: GO&V Arquitectos
Construction: GR Housing
Typology: Residential
Location: The Vines of Mendoza – Tunuyán, Mendoza

Key Suppliers

Construction Company: GR Housing
Flooring and Finishes/Faucets and Sanitaryware: Hipercerámico
Carpentry and Glasswork: Lineal Carpintería de Aluminio
Interior Doors, Kitchen Cabinets, and Closets: Carpintería Femenia