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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Factoring Offices in Managua, Nicaragua by Organic Scapes and Architecture

 
November 25th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Organic Scapes and Architecture

The project proposes a flexible and fuid internal space that counteracts with its rigid structural grid, typical of local  office spaces found in Managua.  A series of curved polycarbonate screen walls provide the new Factoring offices with a different spatial distribution, responding to our client’s requests for designing a bank boutique, which ”is really how the financing offices are designed today”.

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  • Architects: Organic Scapes and Architecture [OS+A]
  • Project: Factoring Offices
  • Location: Managua, Nicaragua
  • Client: Factoring S.A.
  • Project Area: 205 m2
  • Design Team: Gabriel Belli Butler, Stefano Rocchetti
  • Program: Office Refurbishment
  • Project Status: Completed
  • Construction Year: 2011

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The project covers a gross usable area of approximately 205 m2 and with limited direct illumination due to its rectangular floor plan with only one glazed facade facing north-west.  The interior program distribution is arranged with a reception and costumer waiting area, two adjacent meeting rooms, a sales and marketing office, an operations office, an accounting office, the general management and a separate office for the presidency, a dining and kitchen area, bathrooms and storage space.

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Inside the new Factoring offices, floor to ceiling polycarbonate screen walls hide the exposed structural columns which dictate the structural organization of the space.  The existing pavement has been kept unchanged and a carpet has been added on all the circulation spaces and office of the presidency.  All the furniture has been color coded according to each particular office space and department, by using green, blue and orange as the primary colors.  The artificial illumination for the offices and circulation spaces is derived from direct light fixtures and lamp designs positioned specifically for each space as response to the limited amount of natural light.

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