Today, we are excited to share our vision for the Chupaca City Council in Junín, Peru!  The Junín Regional Government is prioritizing the development of a preliminary project for the construction of the main administrative building in one of its provinces.

This province is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and traditional customs, such as the Shapish warrior dance, which features costumes adorned with vibrant colors reminiscent of peacock feathers.  These cultural elements have been seamlessly integrated into the design of our building, utilizing durable materials while maintaining cost efficiency. 

Our dedicated team, comprised of Giuliana Alan Camarena, Analí Salazar, Nimer Arenas Jimenez, Luis Enrique Villar Moya, and Raul Mayta, RA, is committed to modernizing community infrastructure. Our goal is to meet the administrative needs of the establishment and provide a versatile venue for various events, including conferences, meetings, and weddings. 

The project encompasses 8 levels and a basement for parking, a strategic move to control the budget by minimizing earthworks. Noteworthy is the inclusion of an impressive staircase connecting to the reception atrium, elevating the building’s prominence and hierarchy in comparison to others in the area. Social areas are incorporated on levels 1 and 2, with offices and executive spaces spanning levels 3 to 8.

Our sustainable approach involves cross-ventilation and a design that optimizes direct and indirect natural light for the diverse internal spaces.  Join us in discovering the future of municipal infrastructure, where tradition harmonizes with innovation and sustainability takes center stage.