This office interior was design by Mas y Fernández arquitectos located in Santiago, Chile. The commission consists in developing the interior architecture for the new investment department of an important Bank, located in the first and second floor of the El Bosque 500 building in Santiago, Chile.

The proposal tries to materialize a new corporate image in both projects, where the noble materials such as wood or travertine marble and granite take the main roles. We tried to give the interior spaces the warmth of natural lighting, generating a permeability of the vertical elements through the perimeter spaces, without losing the privacy that each one of these enclosures requires.

For the Preferential Banking, for a younger investor profile, more risky, with an interest in the search for differentiation, we propose a great central reception space, where the client interacts with the Banking in its whole, with inbuilt furniture in black granite and cedar wood. This, along with travertine marble conform a stop and stay space.

The program is divided in glazed volumes, allowing natural light to trespass from the outside to the interior space, volumes that filtered their faces to the exterior with wood lattices, generating a perfect solar control and providing the warmth that glass cannot provide. Towards the interior, the template glass panels have a film for the visual control of the working spaces.

Architects: Mas y Fernández arquitectos / Cristóbal Fernández, Andrés Mas
Location: Santiago, Chile
Associate Designers: Francisca Goycolea, Anita Domínguez
Collaborator: Claudio Tapia
Constructed Area: 2,260 sqm
Project year: 2008
Photographs: Nicolás Saieh & Daniela Vicuña

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