We pride ourselves on developing projects unique to Ecuador by incorporating principles that foster a strong sense of community and wellbeing. “Her design of the public and private spaces, with a visionary weaving together of a masterplan that will enhance residents and neighbours’ lives alike, has helped us completely advance our approach to healthy and sustainable urbanism.
“The collaboration with Tatiana Bilbao Estudio has been an extraordinary experience for us,” says Joseph Schwarzkopf, general manager of Uribe Schwarzkopf. Additionally, the exteriors of Botániqo shall feature a “living facade”, where native plants from the region will eventually intertwine with the vertical surfaces of the building. Each exisiting tree on-site will be preserved and transplanted through a careful adaptation process (and then relocated within the project) maintaining the endemic vegetation of the area. The development will accommodate more than 5000-square-metres of planted areas as the project’s master plan aims to create harmony between the buildings and the surrounding natural environment. “In Botániqo, the human being is at the centre of both the concept and the space itself.”Īs displayed in her energetic collage style, greenery is also at the heart of Tatiana’s design for Botániqo. “I deeply believe that architecture must become a platform for each inhabitant to develop their own existence,” Tatiana says of her design response. Botániqo residences in Ecuador by Tatiana Bilbao Estudio for Uribe SchwarzkopfĪt ground level, the project’s footprint is planned to take up just 35% of the allowable space, making way for extensive recreational areas which connect the towers and link the overall property. Botániqo residences in Ecuador by Tatiana Bilbao Estudio for Uribe Schwarzkopf. Comprising a total of 277 units, the nine towers of Botániqo each feature communal, foliage-filled terraces around the midpoints of the buildings.
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As part of her design, Tatiana created a series of linked modules interspersed with open and closed spaces (both public and private) which generate a series of shapes so that each apartment is unique to its resident.
Upon its unveiling, the ambitious project will provide an accessible entry point for people who wish to live in the neighbourhood, where each of the residential units are surrounded by lush green space.Ĭreated with a community-centred approach, the layout of Botániqo is expected to encourage human connection through its healthy supply of shared spaces and facilities. Designed by Mexico City-based architecture firm Tatiana Bilbao Estudio, the development will span over three acres, with an additional acre of terrain to be transferred to the city by its developer, Uribe Schwarzkopf, for the creation of a much-needed transportation hub. Located in the burgeoning Cumbayá neighbourhood of Ecuador, a vibrant area within the greater Quito Metropolitan District, Botániqo is a comprehensive new residential precinct that’s due for completion in 2024. Engaging their sites and the opportunities they present, these homes articulate newfound relationships between materials, space and enclosure.WATCH: Global architecture and design highlights. Showcasing bold, bright residences that prioritize the framing of views and simplicity of form, the designs stand in stark contrast to their surroundings. The following projects explore concrete and white stucco designs with a variety of scales and locations across the Iberian Peninsula. Often created as either extravagant expressions or straightforward, orthogonal volumes with clean lines, modern residences in both countries explore clear transitions and how they define interior and exterior space. From luxurious villas to quiet retreats, the diverse housing markets of Spain and Portugal embody the region’s varied climate and vernacular building history. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultures, the Iberian Peninsula is also home to some of the world’s most incredible residential designs. Architects: Showcase your next project through Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletter.
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