URLO Studio

Our design for Deportivo Mocolí focused on creating a pavilion that could engage with its surroundings through lightness and openness.

A white metal structure, together with glass and green aluminum surfaces, allows the volume to feel airy, transparent, and continuously connected to the landscape, shaping a space that becomes a natural extension of the club’s everyday life.

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Located in Cotopaxi, Ecuador, this project is shaped by the site’s surrounding snow-capped peaks, volcanoes and forests, which defined its placement on the site and the orientation of each space.

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In Quart, the renovation focused on enhancing what was already there.

Light, texture, and carefully selected materials allowed the existing structure to feel softer, brighter, and more open, shaping a home that feels both renewed and deeply connected to its original character.

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A wooden system structures Office 701.

The intervention introduces a clear spatial order within the existing structure, using a limited palette of materials. Warm wood contrasts with the raw ceiling, while mint-colored elements extend into every space to maintain continuity.

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The facade composition designed for Olvia was carefully thought out. Large openings bring sunlight and views into daytime spaces, while slimmer vertical windows ensure privacy and better light control for bedrooms and bathrooms.

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A continuous timber roof defines the refuge at Pamba Bikepark. The lightweight plane shelters the main resting area while extending it toward the landscape. The structure’s rhythm shapes the terrace while the earth-toned concrete walls and integrated joinery keep the atmosphere restrained and precise, letting the light and the landscape complete the space.

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In Ascázubi, at the foot of Pambamarca Hill, Pamba Bike Park unfolds as a quiet refuge shaped by the Andean landscape.

Designed as a place of pause and shelter for cyclists and visitors, the project is structured around a longitudinal core flanked by two solid volumes housing the reception/store and the kitchen.

The open space between them becomes the heart of the refuge where riders can rest, share a snack, and reconnect with the territory.

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At the foothills of Pambamarca Hill, in Ascázubi, a place shaped by the Andean landscape starts to take form.

Our design for Pamba Bike Park’s refuge includes two solid modules on both sides of the longitudinal structure which house the reception/store and the kitchen.

The area in-between these two volumes serves as a launching point and resting area for riders, where they can eat a snack, have a drink, and talk about their experiences on the tracks.

Office 603 was designed to shift with its users by adapting to different ways of working and meeting. A versatile layout allows for openness and privacy to coexist, giving each moment its own rhythm.

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Materiality and color define the atmosphere of Office 603. The proposal relies on sobriety and elegance and introduces dynamic nuances that bring warmth, texture, and movement into the everyday workspace. Through the use of wood, ceramic, and light, we were able to articulate a quiet yet expressive environment.

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Materiality and color define the atmosphere of Office 603. The proposal relies on sobriety and elegance and introduces dynamic nuances that bring warmth, texture, and movement into the everyday workspace. Through the use of wood, ceramic, and light, we were able to articulate a quiet yet expressive environment.

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