About JAIME ROUILLON
Architect with Peruvian-Costa Rican origins who began his studies at the University of Costa Rica, which he left after a few years to continue his studies abroad.
He gained extensive international experience and participated in international competitions such as the Architectural International in 1989, before returning to his native Peru.
After completing his architecture studies, he collaborated with renowned studios in Lima, such as Baracco and Soyer, and in 1986, he broadened his perspective at the University of Pennsylvania, exploring new dimensions in his approach.
Already with ample experience and a rich blend of influences, he returned to Costa Rica, where in 1994, he founded Jaime Rouillon Architecture, driven by a desire to impact the urban fabric and delve deeper into the relationship between space and material, with a strong commitment to the honesty of the latter and always respecting its essence.
The architect adds a mysterious touch to his works that transcend the norm, with a fusion of Costa Rican tradition, the silence of the Peruvian desert, and a postmodern perspective.
His relentless quest for authenticity challenges the conventional, rejects the banal, and leaves a legacy reflected in a series of awards that honor his ability to enhance spaces uniquely.
Jaime Rouillon transcends conventional architecture, leaving a distinctive mark on the contemporary architectural landscape.