Office Trademan by Gaspar Jarrys Architect

The project is located on the 3rd floor of a commercial building on one of the city’s main thoroughfares. The client – a renowned human resources company – has decided to relocate its central office and endow it with a refurbished corporate image, dynamics and personality.

Architect: Gaspar Jarrys Architect
Location: Av. Colon 5050, Córdoba Capital, Argentina
Year: 2019
Area: 140 sq.m.
Author: Jarrys Gaspar
Photography: Gonzalo Viramonte

From the architect: In a 140m² (1506sq. ft) office space lit by floor-to-ceiling windows, two sets of contrasting work areas are incorporated: on the one hand, at the request of the client, there is a private office and a meeting room – in a more conventional and encircled office zone –, and on the other hand there is an area endowed with a more relaxed character, an open plan with dynamic workstations, all of which encourages collaborative work. These two contrasting areas are linked by a circulation belt that communicates while it limits common, private, and multiple use areas.

A wooden hexagonal-patterned ceiling runs from the meeting room and fades into the different workstations, in an attempt to interweave both areas. The hexagons, layered on top of each other to form a grid, are built in a combination of different wood tones together with the company’s corporate colors.

The color palette starts with orange, which accompanies circulation flow; red is used in small proportions, and warm wooden hues combined with neutral colors generate, outline, and stimulate comfortable environments.

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