> vestíbulo Santander
The design, developed in collaboration with Estudio Lamela, focuses on creating a modern and functional space.
The predominant use of materials such as wood, combined with a glossy red finish, creates a visual contrast in which the warm tones of the wood convey comfort, while the red—characteristic of the bank’s identity—adds dynamism and energy.
The interior layout is open and fluid, promoting the smooth movement of both users and employees.
The lobby connects with the exterior of the offices through a wooden panel wall that integrates the reception area and conceals, in its rear section, a storage area for staff use.
The waiting areas, furnished and set apart from the main circulation, offer comfort and privacy.
The program also includes two meeting rooms with capacity for six people. Access to the elevators is controlled through electronic security systems.
Lighting has been carefully designed: indirect lights are used to highlight the curved shapes of the walls and their connection to the lobby ceiling, which is set at a greater height than the work areas.
In the reception and waiting areas, lighting is integrated through recessed fixtures in ceilings specific to each space, creating a welcoming and functional atmosphere.
The design, developed in collaboration with Estudio Lamela, focuses on creating a modern and functional space.
The predominant use of materials such as wood, combined with a glossy red finish, creates a visual contrast in which the warm tones of the wood convey comfort, while the red—characteristic of the bank’s identity—adds dynamism and energy.
The interior layout is open and fluid, promoting the smooth movement of both users and employees.
The lobby connects with the exterior of the offices through a wooden panel wall that integrates the reception area and conceals, in its rear section, a storage area for staff use.
The waiting areas, furnished and set apart from the main circulation, offer comfort and privacy.
The program also includes two meeting rooms with capacity for six people. Access to the elevators is controlled through electronic security systems.
Lighting has been carefully designed: indirect lights are used to highlight the curved shapes of the walls and their connection to the lobby ceiling, which is set at a greater height than the work areas.
In the reception and waiting areas, lighting is integrated through recessed fixtures in ceilings specific to each space, creating a welcoming and functional atmosphere.
