Hall Libertador

The Hall Libertador project is located on the ground floor of a corporate building at the intersection of Avenida del Libertador and La Pampa Street. The hall covers an area of 320m² and includes the antechamber, a double-height space, the reception area, circulation zone, and the elevator lobby.

Three primary materials are used: stone, mirror, and stainless steel. Stone clads the floors and the walls perpendicular to the entrance, while mirrors cover the double-height surfaces and the walls perpendicular to the circulation path. This latter gesture creates an effect of continuous and infinite visual escape. Stainless steel is applied to the elevator cladding, the reception desk, and the installation suspended in the main space.

The central installation consists of 200 steel tubes, each 6 meters long, hanging within the double-height area. These tubes are arranged linearly, equidistantly, and slightly offset from one another. The repetition effect is enhanced by the reflections in the surrounding mirrors and the stainless steel ceiling above.

The reception desk is a centrally placed circular piece, also reflective, which contributes to a fluid flow through the hall thanks to its geometry. The furniture encourages a contemplative atmosphere, aligned along the axis connecting the entrance, the reception, and the hanging installation—like a changing scenographic sky.