Perfect Office Space

The workplace in a commercial property, in this case an office, is a space where we spend much of our time. This is why it is necessary that the place is comfortable enough so that nothing is monotonous and occasionally will surprise us. This idea is supported by the Mexican architect Juan Baumgartner, who says that in this place we should be active and able to produce spirits. That vision, the architect John Baumgartner, applied in the design of corporate offices by the firm Space. In addition to the above the architect points out a few important features to consider, including:

1. The office must have some source of natural light. It is necessary that man always has some kind of contact with nature. This helps people feel active and productive. The natural light can enter through large windows, domes and light boxes, and more.

2. The enclosure, limiting productivity. This is very important since the space psychologically influences the behavior of human beings. The man cannot be completely isolated; you have to know what time of the day is.

All the works of Baumgartner, protect the environment, as he attempts in all his works, water recycling and saving energy. It aims to create a sustainable architecture, while satisfying the needs of present and future. This consolidation of sustainable spaces, has mainly taken after Bourg Madame Winner in France, where he was honored for his work in the Biennial of the International Union of Architects of France. "Since childhood, seeing my father work as engineer, I knew I would do something about that and I definitely focus on architecture. To achieve success and stay, you must worship what you do, this should be your passion," says Baumgartner. After receiving this recognition, multiplied jobs, including working in a commercial property in San Francisco, which is one of the most important internationally. Most of his projects include the setting of corporate, which performed with avant-garde concepts and raises the use of sophisticated technology systems.