La Cima is a space in total harmony with the natural environment. Three basic concepts are reflected in this design: sustainability, airtightness and self-sufficiency. The project is created from bioclimatic architecture premises: characteristic climate of the area and sunlight, to determine its orientation. Natural phenomena such as the greenhouse effect and the Venturi effect were used to minimize the consumption of energy produced by solar panels and thus ensure the use of renewable energy.

Ricardo De Castro is an architect notable for his unique ability to create spaces of great symbolism and high sensorial impact. His passion for design and nature inspires him to transform surfaces and materials into sustainable and enduring works of art. Is relevant and important to our society and community, due to his compromise in designing projects that maximize aesthetics and funcionality and ensure the coexistence of our future generation.

Ricardo De Castro was born in 1978 in Barranquilla, Colombia. He Graduated from the University of Catalunya, in Barcelona, Spain. Ricardo started his career in Milan at Lissoni Associati, the world-class, award-winning design studio of the recognized architect, Piero Lissoni. After acquiring a vast experience in the luxury design field, Ricardo De Castro moved to the United States. Then, he associated with Luminaire gaining skills in the business related area of design. Subsequently, he founded his label named Ricardo De Castro Architecture & Design. Ricardo positioned his company as a leading creative force. His expertise allowed him to achieve projects in different countries and contexts as he executed luxury designs for exclusive customers. Progressively, he has gained recognition by the high standard craft of materials and tailor-made designs that interpreted each client’s individual lifestyle. Ricardo’s creations are found worldwide in countries like France, The United States, Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia.