The Advertising agency interior designed by Ippolito Fleitz Group licated in Panama. The interior was designed in minimalist style which is divided into two axes from the third to the fifth floor and three axes in the first two floors with all axes perpendicular to the building itself. The interior architecture provides the experience of varied spatial and atmospheric layering.
The structure was built in the sixties as a dancing school and then used for many years by the State Insurance Institute as offices for doctors. The façade is not prominent, but the unusual side view in the form of a two-story pedestal extended from one axis and the warped compass roof present a striking building. The compactness and the impressive character of the building are reinforced by the color of the façade in the dark gray shade of the agency’s corporate design.
The internal character stands in sharp contrast: the sidewalls and ceilings are dipped in intense strips of color, which envelope the cross layering of the building. The colors create the space as a system and become active, intense and structurally integrated in a varied and direct manner reflecting the spirit of the agency. The visitor enters the creation of a different world as a trip through Panama.
source and pictures by: Ippolito Fleitz Group
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