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Guayas · Puerto Santa Ana / Guayas riverfront

The Hills

Six residential towers rise around a planted landscape beside the Guayas River. Designed by MVRDV for Uribe Schwarzkopf, The Hills brings curved balconies, shared outdoor spaces and a pedestrian route into a large waterfront development. The towers face inward towards a terraced garden above the mixed-use base. Their deeper balconies are designed to provide shade and space for planting in Guayaquil’s warm climate. The architect describes heights of approximately 92–143 metres; the developer separately advertises a maximum of 145 metres.

Under construction

Researched by Oyopo
Last checked: October 19, 2026

01 · The project

Key project facts

Developer
Uribe Schwarzkopf
Location
Guayaquil
Property types
Apartments in six residential towers above a mixed-use base
Storeys
Not yet confirmed
Residences
Not yet confirmed
Land area
Not yet confirmed
Unit sizes
Not yet confirmed
Announced completion
No verified completion date

Planned amenities

  • Planned landscaped terraces and shared outdoor spaces
  • Planned pools, sports areas and a river-facing amphitheatre
  • Planned shops and pedestrian routes through the development

These facilities are described in the project presentation. This does not confirm that they are already open for use.

02 · The location

Location & surroundings

The Hills

Guayaquil

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Approximate location from the project source map, not a surveyed building point. Open in OpenStreetMap

Puerto Santa Ana on the Guayas riverfront in Guayaquil. The map uses the approximate site point linked by the architect. It does not identify a particular tower, apartment entrance or completed public route.

03 · Development

Progress & timeline

Under construction

Under construction. MVRDV labels The Hills “On site”, and Uribe Schwarzkopf lists it among projects under construction. These sources establish that work has begun, but do not verify an overall completion percentage or a final handover date. Construction is phased; renderings show the proposed overall development.

No verified completion date

This is the building progress described by our sources when we last checked. Different buildings, shared facilities and handovers may have different timelines.