"The architecture of Luis Restrepo is calm. It captivates with its timelessness, its proportion, in which echoes of classical modernity resonate." With these words by Miquel Adriá, this innovative volume opens, featuring a selection of works by the Bogotá architect, created between 1989-2007. Free of artifices, and escaping any classification, Luis Restrepo's constructions rely only on the essential: space, materials, and light. His slow and personal work embraces reality — site, place, or nature — and turns it into an element of the project.Regardless of the climate in which he builds them, his works stand out for the unique subdivision of surfaces, spaces, and volumes into discrete units, which are individualized or integrated into ensembles, according to the program. In this surprising presentation of architectural work, each construction is extensively illustrated over 8 pages with color photographs and 4 with the respective plans and a commentary related to the underlying idea.