Aproach
The proposal is based on the LAVRADO concept, understood as a metaphor for the fertile land that sustains and regenerates, just as the workspace should nurture ideas, productivity, and well-being. This guiding principle translates into a creative direction that combines contemporary aesthetics with natural and cultural roots. The design favors minimalist and refined forms, in a palette of earthy tones, complemented by the materiality of wood and organic textures that evoke solidity, proximity, and sophistication.
From a spatial perspective, the project is organized into different layers of experience—collaboration, focus, sharing, and relaxation—to meet the company's operational and emotional needs. Reception and waiting areas are designed to convey a welcoming and professional feel from the first contact. The workrooms optimize natural light and offer layouts that promote fluidity, ergonomics, and efficiency, with modular furniture that ensures flexibility and adaptability to different dynamics. The meeting areas, in turn, offer versatile solutions: from large gatherings of 50 people to more intimate gatherings, always with acoustic, thermal, and technological comfort.
The building's modernization also encompasses structural aspects: updating lighting, air conditioning, and electrical infrastructure systems, replacing floor coverings, and completely renovating the administration bathrooms. These technical touches are integrated with the aesthetic language, creating continuity between the functional and expressive components. The introduction of graphic elements and dynamic panels linked to CARMONTI's identity reinforces the narrative, transforming the offices into an immersive space. Overall, the approach isn't limited to modernization—it creates a place that breathes corporate culture, translating the company's tradition, ambition, and vision for the future into interior architecture.