Rising in collaboration with Diez+Müller Arquitectos, this striking high-rise stands among the tallest towers in Quito, redefining the city’s skyline. Its slender, white exoskeletal frame houses “green voids” at every level—generous planted balconies and living façades draped in cascading vines and native shrubs. At street level, a double-height lobby and small urban plaza invite public gathering, while upper floors feature luminous apartments opening onto garden terraces that blur the line between indoors and out.

The design embodies a commitment to bioclimatic comfort and urban wellbeing: staggered balconies not only break up the elevation’s rhythm but also create natural shade and contribute to air purification. Curved, timber-clad volumes punctuate central core areas, carving out double-height communal gardens—serene, plant-filled retreats within the tower. Floor-to-ceiling glazing, crisp white concrete frames, and warm wood slats articulate the façade, while an integrated irrigation and drainage system sustains the greenery with maximum water efficiency.