Edificio Criba / Rama Estudio

Noticias de arquitectura

Arquitectos: Rama Estudio
Ubicación: San Antonio, Ambato- Ecuador
Arquitectos Autores De La Obra: Carolina Rodas – Felipe Donoso – Carla Chávez
Equipo De Diseño: Carolina Rodas, Carla Chávez, Felipe Donoso, Eduardo Pullas, Diego Vélez
Área: 400.0 m2
Año Proyecto: 2018
Fotografías: Jag Studio

20/03/2019/by Pilar Caballero

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