In present-day Colombia, the iconic Colombo‑colonial architectural style continues to captivate with its timeless charm. Barichara and its surroundings embody a construction heritage that appears “suspended in time,” yet its traditional aesthetics often limit contemporary spatial experimentation, especially in extreme topographies.
Colo Coffee Usaquén is not just a coffee shop; it’s a space for moments, memories, and connection. This unique venue brings together coffee, friends, music, and people, creating a vibrant community hub.
The concept for the design is inspired by the allegorical image of a ‘monolith’ or ‘hot coal’ that has been perforated to create space for a home.
For the conception of the Jardin house, an enclosure of a central patio is used, which is surrounded by the domestic program: Common areas, studies and bedrooms are determined by the idea of nature inscribed in the patio.
Vimob was born from the notion of creating a shelter in an area of difficult access; a place where building a traditional construction would be limited by transport of materials and labor.
La Condesa Charcuteria is a project recently completed by Colombian design studio Plasma Nodo. Description by Plasma Nodo: Created away from the traditional standards of delicatessens, LA CONDESA seeks to make visitors feel special. From its food and drinks to the furniture design, this place was designed to awaken feelings. There are 3 areas in one
