Project
Blue and red offices

Category 
Best Implemented Interior Design Project for Public Space

About the project (provided by the applicant)
In Yucatán, the Blue and Red offices by Kauslab by Adrián Gómez Art merge history, culture, and contemporary design, inspired by the duality of the Popol Vuh. Each office has a distinct personality: Blue conveys serenity with silver tones and illustrations of the sea and cenotes, while Red radiates warmth with gold accents and symbols of the jungle and Maya history, including Felipe Carrillo Puerto. Both share a conceptual thread, expressed on the facade through monumental artworks where Hunahpú and Ixbalanqué intertwine with Yucatán’s vital elements—sea and jungle. These spaces combine functionality, timeless aesthetics, high-quality materials, and sustainable practices, creating an exceptional work environment that inspires creativity and reflects the region’s cultural spirit.

Location
Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico

Project implementation year
2024

Project website
https://www.kauslab.com/oficinas-azulyrojo

Extra visual materials
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CVu3tIgO5YA5tgP2rgKIHA51YlDUJlCV?usp=sharing


Applicant
Kauslab by Adrian Gómez ART

KAUSLAB by Adrián Gómez Art is a laboratory of interior design and visual arts that transforms each project into a habitable work of art. Founded by artist and designer Adrián Gómez, each space emerges from a story—an emotion, myth, memory, or vision of the future. KAUSLAB creates atmospheres that engage the soul, bridging the ancestral and the contemporary, connecting emotion, function, and meaning, and offering transformative experiences in Latin American design.

Author of the project
Adrian Gómez, KAUSLAB by Adrián Gómez Art

Photo
Santiago Heyser, KAUSLAB by Adrián Gómez Art

Status of the project
Implemented