House of the Flying Beds / AL BORDE

Built in the late eighteenth century, at first sight, the house gave the impression of not being useful at all. It had only a one-floor plan, the brick floor was broken, the eighty square meters were dark and cold, and the wood roof structure was rotten. Only the earth walls seemed able to be refurbished, which at first glance they did not look so bad at all.

Dec 30, 2020 - 12:34
House of the Flying Beds / AL BORDE
© JAG Studio © JAG Studio
  • architects: AL BORDE
  • Location: La Esperanza, Ecuador
  • Project Year: 2017
  • Photographs: JAG Studio
  • Photographs: Courtesy of AL BORDE

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