Vivienda Social Rural FNH
Mauricio Lama Kuncar (Architect) and Waldo Bustamante (Engineer)
Social housing typology for rural areas in Chile.
The Vivienda Social Rural FNH is a social housing model for rural areas in Chile. The basic model of the house is 50 m² and was designed for between 3-5 people. The program of the house includes up to 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a combined living and dining area.
Central region in Chile
This product was designed by a team lead by Mauricio Lama Kuncar (architect) and Waldo Bustamante (engineer) and formed by different collaborators (Pierre Lavigne, Alejandro Armstrong, Matias Bucci, Pablo Peñalosa, and Luis Codoceo). The product was implemented by the Chilean NGO Fundacion Nuestros Hijos.
In 2010, the market price of the house per unit was established at ~8776 USD (7,000,000 Chilean pesos)Converted on August 2020
Primary competitors in Chile include social housing projects designed by Elemental, Habitat for Humanity in Chile, and Un techo para Chile
Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities
Low-income families that were part of the Fundacion Nuestros Hijos Foundation and lost their houses in the 2010 earthquake in Chile