PNUD
UNDP is a non-governmental organization that, within its design, sought a very clean approach without many details, but elegant and sophisticated. The concept proposed was DIY and alluded to all the variants that would be within its offices and the breaking of pre-established limits in its previous offices. The plan was to be distributed by […]
Microsoft
The regional characteristics of Colombia were the inspiration for the design of the corporate spaces of this project. The company, together with the designers and builders of Architecture and Interiors, wanted the occupants to be transported through the different Colombian landscapes, the Amazon Rainforest, the sunset of the Eastern Plains, the sunrise of the Sierra […]
Grünenthal
The architectural layout responds to the idea of offering unassigned workstations and different ways of working in terms of concentration and collaboration: Formal/informal work, individual/group, high concentration/moderate concentration.
Amarilo
In the design of this project it was established from the beginning that the company wanted to reflect elegance and modernity in its sales room, the main challenge for the designers and architects of AEI Architecture and Interiors was to make this space a center of experience through interaction with visual messages for visitors, technology […]
Tetra Pak
Tetra Pak was looking to move its Panama City office to a new location. This was to be a benchmark within the sector, applying for LEED Gold and Well 2 star certification. The location seeks to incorporate the local character of Panama and at the same time understand new work methodologies such as ABW, to […]
Price Waterhouse Coopers
Taking into account the guidelines “Together: one firm, one space, one future”, the concept of this project was Unification through fabrics. In the same place, the PWC community, work teams, collaboration, teamwork, well-being and brand identity would be intertwined in different layers. Using materials of neutral colors, different shades of wood, natural stones and marble, […]
AES
AES Panama’s project is based on the “Re-engineering Nature” concept to reflect its commitment to sustainable energy and its importance in Central America. The organization of the space was achieved by dividing it into three levels and using the AES color palette, which allowed it to maintain its identity. The biggest challenge was the change […]
ENSA
The ENSA project in Panama represents the convergence between architectural modernity and sustainability by incorporating biophilic and natural elements into a workspace. This approach seeks to promote creativity, productivity, and well-being for occupants. It uses sustainable materials, such as native woods, and light hues to create a warm and bright environment. In addition, abundant natural […]
Servier
The Servier project is based on the concept of an “Integral Therapeutic Ecosystem”, which seeks to foster research, collaboration, development and quality in an environment of healing and well-being for patients. This concept translates into the creation of a space that combines personalized and advanced medical care, the promotion of innovation through collaboration between different […]
Moma Holdings
Moma Holdings’ project consisted of designing and building its new offices in Panama. The headquarters occupies 340 m² on the 18th floor of the Time Square Building and is based on the concept of “Infinite Horizons,” which seeks proportion, harmony and balance through pure geometric shapes, textures and natural elements. The architectural layout creates spaces […]