mw.arq | Moema Wertheimer designed the Bimbo Brasil offices in São Paulo to promote productivity and collaboration through integrated technology, vibrant Brazilian identity, and thoughtfully crafted spaces for hybrid work.
Óbvio Arquitetura’s Robbyson offices in Belo Horizonte masterfully blends form and function, creating a vibrant, flexible workspace that fosters collaboration and creativity while embracing the surrounding natural beauty.
Óbvio Arquitetura’s Metso ffices in Nova Lima exemplify innovation and collaboration, featuring a contemporary design that merges technology with an open layout to foster a dynamic, non-hierarchical work environment.
Óbvio Arquitetura’s Briskcom offices in São Paulo seamlessly blend innovative design elements with the company’s branding, creating inviting and functional spaces that foster collaboration while maintaining professionalism and privacy.
Óbvio Arquitetura’s HY Energy offices in Belo Horizonte beautifully integrates modernity and employee well-being, featuring a collaborative layout and inviting environments that reflect the company’s identity and commitment to innovation.
Cubevis Tecnologia’s office in São Paulo, Brazil, designed by architect Adriana de Oliveira from Officegoal, embodies innovation and sustainability through artistic interventions, sustainable materials, and a welcoming, functional design.
Moema Wertheimer designed Grupo Cosan’s new office in São Paulo, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, team collaboration, and comfort through a modern and dynamic layout using materials like wood and marble.
