From image-maker to space-maker, an Ecuadorian architect prioritized ethics over aesthetics
Ecuadorian architect Juan Alberto Andrade creates adaptable spaces with a strong cultural identity that prioritize longevity and lived experience over aesthetics and fixed form.
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