Ecuador architecture design

The Hidden Stone House design by A1 Arquitectura Avanzada molds the geometry. The property positions itself among some pre-existing endemic trees. Respect for existing nature in Ecuador

Designed by A1 Arquitectura Avanzada, The Hidden stone house, Ecuador, is developed by moulding the geometry and positioning itself among some pre-existing endemic trees. Respect for existing nature and the mimetic location produce a symbiotic harmonic space where users live in an ideal ecosystem

The House Between Trees in Quito, Ecuador, was conceived with the idea of being situated among various endemic trees on the site. One of the fundamental strategies applied by A1 Arquitectura Avanzada is to position itself “among the trees” and to respect the existing nature

Quinta Alegria Part 1 is located in the picturesque Puembo Valley, to the east of the vibrant city of Quito, Ecuador, Najas Arquitectos were commissioned to develop a collection of 9 residences designed for a group of families who longed for a contemporary lifestyle in a countryside setting

Designed by TEC Taller EC Interlace House is located in the Puembo Valley, in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. It finds its place based on its orientation, hence the importance of projecting it from the point of view of whoever is going to visit it

Designed by A1 Arquitectura Avanzada the Concrete House project in Pichincha, Ecuador, is developed from the conformation of 2 independent programmatic elements. Between them an empty space is generated whose main function is to transmit specific sensory perceptions of tension, attraction and step

Designed by Najas Arquitectos, the Mezze Residence #2 is a private house located in Quito, Ecuador, where privacy and transparency come together in an artful union. Tucked away in the Tumbaco Valley, on the northwestern foothills of the majestic Ilaló volcano

Vértigo House is a great example of a project which arises from physical limitations and could only be the result of its unique site and Najas Arquitectos’ client’s willingness to invest in a parcel which was considered useless for its steep slope in Quito, Ecuador

Nestled between the Chiche and Guambí rivers in the Puembo region near Quito, Ecuador, lies Alambique House – a house that’s as stunning as it is functional designed by Najas Arquitectos

Paralelogamo House is a private commission for a family home located in Quito, Ecuador . Najas Arquitectos’ design features two parallelogram-shaped volumes that create an “L” configuration to meet the architectural needs of the client and maximize the visual and physical connections to the stunning landscape views of the site

The design of this house in Valle de los Chillos by Diez + Muller Arquitectos arises from previous research and understanding of the regional architecture of the Ecuadorian highlands