Casa Gallareta is a collection of landscape cabins that blends design, tradition, and sustainability into a retreat unlike any other.
The idea was born when architect Juan Segundo Díaz Dopazo returned to his native Patagonia with María Ayelén Olivieri Martínez.
Their shared vision evolved into a design philosophy where architecture becomes an extension of the forest, not an imposition.
Cabins That Breathe With the Forest
Each structure at Casa Gallareta exists in dialogue with its environment. Modular cabins, intended for two or three guests, were placed in natural clearings, ensuring no trees were sacrificed.
The design embraces randomness yet maintains a coherent architectural language. This balance produces unique cabins that feel connected but not identical.
Privacy and openness coexist here, much like the forest itself.
