Ecuadorian architect Aquiles Jarrín redefines social space for a ‘forest house’ in Quito
Concrete columns, steel beams and vivid greenery define the intervention of a 112 m2 apartment in the historical centre of Ecuadorian capital Quito. Originally built in the 1970s, t
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