Retail

As a result of a geometric interpretation of Oscar Niemeyer’s building, a metallic biombo–made of natural aluminum profiles and reused galvanized steel sheets–duplicates the store’s curvilinear window shop and reveals its construction through straight segments. Two openings and a mirror break up its regular structure. This device, responsible for displaying objects and clothing, acts as a mediator between the exterior and interior–offering privacy for those changing clothes, as a large dressing room in one of the busiest corners of downtown São Paulo.

Foliage, clay, timber, bark – offerings of earth. SILO reimagines what a retail plant store could feel like – The essence of nature, brought into an indoor retail experience.

Punto y Coma is a bookstore and cultural center that seeks to spark spontaneous interactions, fostering a network of collaborative knowledge exchange. Located at Álamos 43, within a commercial project focused on urban recycling in Querétaro, Punto y Coma leverages the existing architectural structure of the old condominium, developing a fluid, doorless layout. The design is characterized by curved walls, inviting users to explore and freely discover every corner of the space, thus creating a dynamic and welcoming experience.