Prado Norte办公室项目包括将位于墨西哥城的一栋建筑的顶层改造成Moreno Gómez Abogados的办公室。
The Prado Norte Offices project consisted of transforming the top floor of a building located in Mexico City into the offices of Moreno Gómez Abogados.
我们设计了一个带有玻璃外壳的轻型结构，以利用西南侧的现有露台的景观，使丰富的自然光进入办公室，并使空间得到正确的通风。这个元素也有助于减轻密集、尖锐和污染的城市地区的一些影响；它提供了透明度，同时也起到了隔音和隔热的作用。
We designed a light structure with a glass envelope in order to take advantage of the views to and from the existing terrace on the south-west side of the property, allowing abundant natural light to enter the offices as well as the proper ventilation of the spaces. This element also contributes to mitigate some of the effects of a dense, strident and polluted urban area; it provides transparency and at the same time functions as acoustic and thermal insulation.
该方案包括一个接待区、四个私人房间、一个会议室、一个工作站、一个小厨房和一个打印区。这些区域由带钢角框架的钢化玻璃隔断和半高白漆玻璃隔断界定，具有双重功能：在保持透明度的同时分隔工作区域，并同时作为黑板使用。这些划分产生了正交线、灯光、反射和透明的几何游戏。从办公室的任何地方都可以看到绿化区，这一条件使我们能够为改善工作环境作出贡献。
The program consists of a reception area, four private rooms, a meeting room, a workstation, a kitchenette and a printing area. These areas are defined by tempered glass partitions with steel angle frames and half-height white lacquered glass partitions with a double function: to separate the work areas while maintaining transparency and at the same time acting as a blackboard. These divisions produce a geometric play of orthogonal lines, lights, reflections and transparencies. The green areas are visible from almost any point in the office, a condition that allows us to contribute to the improvement of the work environment.
与玻璃形成鲜明对比的是，我们在墙壁和一些天花板上使用了核桃木等材料，在白色调中使用了带有灰色纹路的矫正卡拉拉大理石覆盖物和隔板，以及黑色的天然石材地板；清醒的材料与微妙的照明设计相结合，使我们能够创造一个具有特色的温暖氛围。
In contrast to the glass, we used materials such as walnut wood on the walls and some ceilings, rectified Carrara marble coverings and partitions in white tones with gray veins and black natural stone floors; sober materials combined with a subtle lighting design allowed us to create a warm atmosphere with character.
Architects: Arroyo Solis Agraz
Area : 223 m²
Year : 2016
Photographs : Jaime Navarro
Lighting : Edgar R. De los Santos
Construction : T4 Construcciones
Decoration : Camila Pallares y Lorenza Pallares
Terrace : Unknown
Architects in charge : Salvador Arroyo, Alejandro Solís and Rosa Agraz
City : Mexico City
Country : Mexico
