When Culture Becomes Space: Von Wobeser y Sierra's New Offices
Reforma's Entre Muros supplement highlights the design of our new offices at Torre SOMA Chapultepec, an architectural project reflecting the firm's identity, evolution and vision for the future as it celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Entre Muros, the architecture and design supplement of Reforma, featured Von Wobeser y Sierra's new offices at Torre SOMA Chapultepec in its article “Cuando una cultura se vuelve espacio”, highlighting how the architectural design reflects the firm's evolution and a new chapter in its history.
In the feature, our partner Pablo Sáez, head of the Real Estate practice, discusses the significance of the project as a milestone in the firm's institutionalization and a tangible expression of its organizational culture.
Designed by Gensler, the project encompasses more than 5,300 square meters across six levels. The spaces were conceived to encourage collaboration among practice areas, foster interaction between teams and provide an integrated experience for clients and colleagues.
The publication also highlights the incorporation of artwork by Carlos García Noriega, thoughtfully designed communal spaces and the Legacy Room, dedicated to the firm's founders, as elements connecting our history with the future.
As we celebrate our 40th anniversary, our new offices reflect our commitment to continuous evolution, collaboration and creating spaces that support Von Wobeser y Sierra's continued development.
