Diomeda, Cancun Commercial Building, Mexico Office Development, Mexican Architecture
Diomeda, Mexico
Mexican Commercial Development design by SOSTUDIO / Sergio Orduña Architects
20 Aug 2013
Cancun Office Building
Design: SOSTUDIO / Sergio Orduña Architects
Location: Puerto Cancun, Cancun, Mexico
photo : Maribel Garzon
Diomeda Development Mexico
The project is located in the pent-house of Diomeda building, in the commercial area of Puerto Cancun. Through an organic design of curved lines, the travel takes us to the different spaces, always oriented to the surrounding views of the development, of the hotel zone and the Caribbean.
photo : Maribel Garzon
The project’s concept seeks to reflect the modern and innovative vision of the firm, by integrating avant-garde materials and technlogy. Special attention was put on the handling of light as a mean to enhance the combination of wood, alluminum, glass, steel and mosaic panels.
photo : Maribel Garzon
Diomeda Cancun, Mexico – Building Information
Building Contractor: Construcan
Lighting Designer: ERGODI
Robotic Project: Smartec
Furniture and Work Stations: Herman Miller
Photographer: Maribel Garzon
Aluminum Panel: Alpolic / Aludaissa
Project Leader: Sergio Orduña Chapoy
photo : Maribel Garzon
photos : Maribel Garzon
photos : Maribel Garzon
photos : Maribel Garzon
Diomeda images / information from SOSTUDIO / Sergio Orduña Architects
Location: Puerto Cancun, Cancun, 77500, México, North America
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