STUDIO 18

Novartis Office Lima – Peru.
Architecture: Open Space
Interior Architecture: Studio18
Contractor: Open Space / Studio18
Team: Arq. Mario Gomez Cervantes, Juan Francisco Cattaneo

STUDIO 18

Education First
Edificio Delpark, Lima – Peru.
Architecture: STUDIO18
Contractor: Arqsoluto
Architect: Mario Gomez Cervantes
Team: VIctor Marrou

STUDIO 18

ATC Multiservicios
Centro Empresarial Delpark, Lima – Peru.
Architecture: STUDIO18
Contractor: Arqsoluto
Architect: Mario Gomez Cervantes
Team: VIctor Marrou

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Premium Medical Group Office
Centro Empresarial Polo2, Lima – Peru.
Architecture: STUDIO18
Contractor: Arqsoluto
Architect: Mario Gomez Cervantes
Team: Andrea Neyra

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This home addition reaches out to the rear of the property, increasing the home’s size by 30%. The new addition includes a reconfigured back exit as part of a transitional space leading to a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. Along with added space, the existing kitchen will be completely updated. More pictures and project updates coming soon!

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Converting a mansion into the nightlife destination will involve contemporary updating while still preserving the traditional detailing that characterizes its Barranco district of Lima, Peru. More pictures and project updates coming soon!

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Responde Offices were designed with the primary goal of achieving a fully-functioning work environment that feels larger than it’s available square footage.  Reception, desks, break areas and printing areas are kept open to promote easy interaction and create a more expansive feel. While the manager’s office and board room are enclosed spaces, their walls are transparent which prevents them from being too compartmentalized.  The colors selected are fairly neutral with some graphic designs and imagery used throughout the space.

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COLLABORATION WITH ENTORNO EMPRESARIAL

In a collaboration with Entorno Empresarial (www.entornoempresarial.net), STUDIO 18 completely revamped the Panasonic offices in Lima, Peru, located on the 7th floor of the Santa Cruz Tower in Miraflores. This 627sq.meter (2,057sq.ft.) office will house Panasonic’s commercial activities, display new products and train sales representatives. The client asked for a functional, open office space to promote workers’ interaction, make easier to transfer information and organize different departments.  Just past the sleek and clean reception area is a multipurpose room, where Panasonic can show off their latest products and host social events.  On the other side of the reception area is a visitor’s room for more intimate meetings.  The open office area is organized by four teams: marketing, selling, commercial and administration.  At the other end of the offices is a 12-person boardroom with video-conferencing abilities, projection equipment and a smart conference table with an array of settings and digital connections. We also provide smaller, flexible meeting rooms with acoustic folding panels. Finally, we designed a comfortable, large kitchenette to mingle, eat and relax with views to the city.

This solid wood piece is bent and held together by locking joints without any glue. The curvy form was realized by soaking the wood until it became pliable, then clamping it in the desired position. After the wood pieces set we made the necessary cuts to create joints and assembled the shelf together. The client wanted a piece of furniture that was unique and not rigid-feeling.