The concept was to highlight the characteristics of the Colombian coffee landscape and the cultural tradition of the Paisa people. The concept was translated and applied to the project through colors, textures and materials that characterize the spaces as belonging to the Antioquian environment. Wood textures, artisanal fabrics and color accents, along with scattered details of vegetation, make these offices an exuberant and lively environment.
Architecturally, the space is divided into two operational areas, one for developers, with larger work surfaces and an operational area. Two meeting rooms, a phone booth, a wellness room and an NDA room support the work spaces by providing more private areas. In addition, the offices have a cafeteria as a recreational area that is characterized by being a colorful and welcoming space. The center of the project is the reception, where the circulations that lead from the access to the work area and the cafeteria converge. This is characterized by a wooden veneer on the wall with geometric motifs inspired by the works of the Colombian artist Omar Rayo and which is a strong icon of the project concept.
