The offices on the 42nd floor of Torre Picasso were born from a competition in which the client had a peculiar program for only 4 permanent workers in an area of 330 m2, to which occasionally were added another 8 employees who came from different company headquarters to hold meetings in the rooms of this office.
Given these premises, our proposal (which won) focused on clearly differentiating the work area from the commercial or meeting area and connecting the two areas by means of an iconic rotunda space that would serve as a reception area. In addition, we wanted to emphasize the views from this height at any point in the office, and give it a welcoming character that would avoid technological aesthetics without renouncing the use of such technology.
The work area is resolved by two large tables arranged perpendicular to the views for the enjoyment of the same. All the storage of this area is hidden to force an orderly maintenance. In this work wing, emphasis is placed on the use of materials such as clay and vegetation to eliminate harmful particles in the breathing environment.
The dining room is the most unique space in the work area and is designed as a tiny restaurant within the office, with a lot of decorative load as it is the perspective background for workers.
The reception is undoubtedly the most iconic space of the project, to create a first scenographic impact on visitors. It is designed in a circular fashion, with concentric custom furniture and an illuminated tensioned ceiling that homogenizes this space and compresses it to a lower height, and then moves on to the decompression zones.
The commercial or meeting wing is composed around a waiting area that gives access to four rooms, each of which has been designed independently from the rest to give them a certain singularity.
The entire project is focused on combining technology with the well-being of the workers. This technology is present in the complete domotization of the facilities (lighting, air conditioning, solar control, etc.) and we combine it with the use of materials such as clay plates, wood and natural stones or acoustic elements such as panels and carpeting.
In fact, this project has two independent certifications : LEED, which has to do with the sustainability of the project during the work and during the future life of the office; and WELL, which measures optimal parameters for the welfare of workers, so that the company can attract and retain talent.
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