Architecture · 01 / 06
A beach house designed with flowing, curved architecture that makes the most of the views and the natural ventilation of its setting. The arches on the façade temper the wind and provide privacy, while local stone strengthens its connection to the coastal landscape.
Architecture · 02 / 06
We restored a 1960s house designed by architect Malachowski, bringing back its original character and value. We restored the façade and renewed its spaces to suit today's needs without losing its essence.
Architecture · 03 / 06
A house in Chincha inspired by the architecture of the old country estates, where generous spaces, solid volumes and warm materials define the design. A project that revives rural living through a contemporary, approachable lens.
Architecture · 04 / 06
Two twin beach houses designed to enjoy the Mejía landscape, with open spaces, natural light and noble materials. Natural materials were chosen to ensure durability and low maintenance. A project designed to stand the test of time, in harmony with its surroundings.
Architecture · 05 / 06
A home in Arequipa inspired by the city's traditional courtyard houses, designed to make the most of natural light and its double frontage. The use of sillar, the local volcanic stone, reinforces its regional identity, combining the essence of traditional architecture with a contemporary language.
Architecture · 06 / 06
We designed a community kitchen based on the site's passive efficiency, using constant natural ventilation and daylight to improve comfort. We built in safety criteria and local materials to ensure durability, with a simple, practical construction system that the community itself can build. The project also serves as a pilot module that can be replicated in similar contexts.