USOarquitectura

Av. Contreras 246, San Jerónimo Lídice, 10200 Ciudad de México, CDMX

https://www.usoarquitectura.com.mx/

"We are an architecture studio led by Gabriel Salazar and Fernando Castañón. We are supported by a solid team with whom we transform spaces and develop projects that breathe tranquility and comfort. USO is a studio specialized in corporate and commercial interior design, as well as architectural projects; with 15 years of experience gained working with large global companies, which represent 90% of our recurring clients.

We specialize in designing spaces with timeless trends so that people can fully enjoy the environments in which they carry out their activities. At USO, we prefer to collaborate with clients, and that's how we achieve excellent results in projects developed from Mexico City throughout the country, for which we adopt cutting-edge technologies and the highest market standards, enjoying what we do every day. (...)"

PROJECTS

Interior design project for the Meor offices in Mexico City

A design with a simple and friendly language, which evokes the feeling of being at home, characterizes the project for the new offices in Mexico City of the company Meor

Smart working for Siemens Energy offices in Mexico City

Eager to give a new boost to its employees in the post-pandemic period, Siemens Energy is proposing renovated offices. A revolution that concerns not only the aesthetic aspect, but above all the way spaces are used, designed to be used more flexibly, both individually and for meetings.

Interior design project of Scotiabank Branch No. 1 in Mexico City

The functionality of Scotiabank Branch No. 1 in Mexico City is the focus of the interior design project that maintains an international standard, without forgetting the reality of the banking sector in Mexico thanks to a respectful reinterpretation of the corporate brand

New interiors for the Diana Corporate Building: design to enhance synergy and teamwork

For the design of the new interiors of the Diana Corporate Building, located in Mexico City, open spaces were favored to promote interaction. In the previous configuration, the high degree of office separation hindered collaboration and synergistic work among individuals