该项目包括扩建位于伊拉洛火山山脚下的房屋。这片土地拥有优越的视野，可以看到东方山脉，以及卡扬贝火山和科托帕希火山。
The project consists of the extension of a house located in the foothills of Ilaló volcano. This land has a privileged view towards the oriental mountain chain, as well as to the Cayambe and Cotopaxi volcanos.
客户需要增加几个房间：三个新房间，一个完整的浴室，一个洗衣房和一个社交区。
The client required several additions: three new rooms, one full bathroom, a laundry room, and a social area.
主要目标之一是在原有的建筑中实现协调一致的整合。目前房子的物理限制在哪里开始和结束？哪些元素将被作为参考？我们如何使这些新的元素与以前创造的东西和景观相协调？
One of the main goals was to achieve a coherent integration within the preexistent architecture. Where do the physical limits of the current house begin and end? Which elements will be taken as reference? How do we reconcile these new elements to what was previously created and to the landscape?
新的房屋围护结构（见图）是通过参考先前建筑的一个结构模块来构思的。这个围护结构被表述为现有房屋的投影/光谱，同时确定了以前和现在、内部和外部、公共和私人之间的新关系。
The new house envelope (see diagram) is conceptualized by referencing one of the structural modules from the pre-existing construction. This envelope is articulated as a projection/ spectrum of the existing house, while determining new relationships between the former and the current, the interior and the exterior, and the public and the private.
房屋围护结构的四个模块是通过使用以下参数建立的。
-三个模块定义了内部空间（洗衣房、卧室和浴室）。
-第四个模块定义了半外部的社交区域，反过来建立了与原有房屋的联系。
The four modules of the house envelope were established by using the following parameters:
-Three modules define the interior spaces (laundry room, bedrooms and bathroom).
-A fourth module defines the semi exterior social area, and in turn establishes the connection with the pre-existing house.
在有限的预算下工作，导致了基于过程的基本决定。在材料方面，用于结构的桉树木材是从该物业本身获得的。室内装饰元素被设计为分阶段组装，因此允许客户有经济上的自由。其他装饰元素，如光滑的水泥地板和Seike木制家具是在现场建造的。
Working with a limited budget led to essential process based decisions. In terms of materials the eucalyptus wood used for the structure was obtained from the property itself. The interior finishing elements were designed to be assembled in stages, therefore allowing the client economic freedom. Other finishing elements such as the smoothed cement floor and the Seike wood carpentry were constructed in site.
Architects: Emilio López Arquitecto
Area: 72 m²
Year: 2011
Photographs: Ramiro Salazar
Constructor:Emilio López Herrera
Engineer:Herberto Novillo
City:Quito
Country:Ecuador