Pitá Arquitetura designed the office environments of a financial services company in São Paulo, Brazil.

The company’s old offices, built in 2011, couldn’t handle anymore the increasing growth faced by the company, which ranged from 10 to 90 employees in less than a year.

Now the new offices occupy over 6458 sq ft, with a project that breaks the paradigm of the orthogonal floor plan, circulating the space in different angles, created by the reception area, meeting rooms, workstations and the café.

Following the founder partners characteristics, black and shades of grey grant the modern and contemporary aspect to the environments, while wood brings sophistication and hosting.

Creating a space that could offer interaction while working, collaboration and breakout spaces was the challenge to follow the dynamic tendency of the company’s young employees.

Design: Pitá Arquitetura

Design Team: Antonio Mantovani; Coordinator Architects: Isabella Cencini; Collaborator Architects: Juliana Loss, Fernando Takahashi

Photographer: Renato Navarro

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