• We like to work in teams and in shifting social groups.
• We use these words a lot – simultaneous, partial, tangential, reiterative, open.
• We like open architecture, which is temporarily impacted on by transitory phenomena.
• Aside from architecture we like biology, cells, trees, animals and graphic design.
• We write in telegraphic style, with just a few paragraphs or lines.
• We are very attracted to mixing techniques in our drawings.
• We are drawn to second options and limitations.
• We are a fluctuating team that waxes and wanes according to the amount of work we have, tenders, etc.
• We have had our office in Medellín and Bogotá, and we like both the plains and the mountains.
• In 2010 we are celebrating 10 years in operation.
• We see architecture as a way of life.
• We are not concerned about the latest trends, but we are interested in architecture that we feel is necessary.
• We hate the word “imposing” as an adjective to describe an architecture project.
• We think that architecture has political and social responsibilities that must be incorporated into the project.
• We aim to commit ourselves to an environmentally-friendly model and the intellectual and social challenges that this brings.
• We like architecture that is risky, but not dogmatic.
• We have a feeling that architecture is less important than we think.
• We like everyday architecture.
• We like the specific features of an individual project to define it, to govern its profile and dimensions.
• We have a computer file where we store ideas we think could be useful some day.
• We keep a lot of notebooks of drawings, and we’ve always got a couple on the go.
• We believe in architecture as a discipline of imperfection and contradiction.
• We like greenhouses, botanical gardens, supermarkets, churches, skyscrapers….
• We like to see architecture projects as eco-social structures.
• We believe that architecture is an ongoing, reiterated, insistent and long-term search.?
• We believe that the strength of a project lies more in the relationship between its parts than in the specific details of its construction.
• We like architecture that attempts to break down the constant barrier between the artificial and the natural.
• We like mixed techniques in construction – using hand-crafted, computer, mechanical and organic techniques all at once.
• We share a lot of our interests with other people
