Penthouse Brasilia | Taller David Dana

Penthouse Brasilia is a project that fills us with pride, it is built in one of the newest and most exclusive residential compounds in Mexico City.

The design was approached from a platform of contemporary architecture with the aim of creating a timeless aesthetic. The distribution of the spaces allows us to take full advantage of natural light, creating environments with their own identity and character.

The particularity of the furniture and the selection of materials provide warm atmospheres and create sensations of spaciousness between correlated spaces through a game of contrasts and balances. The materials chosen for the project range from marble and natural wood cladding in sober tones, to a selection of fabrics and leathers that contribute with natural colors that envelop the entire space.

A main focus of the project was the woodwork that is perfectly integrated into the architectural volumes, generating various scenarios that invite the user to appropriate the space, likewise the lighting was essential to achieve the desired atmosphere, highlighting each of the elements and decorations that fill the entire project.

The integration of the social area generates a wide space that opens up and takes advantage of natural lighting through large windows that accentuate a warmer atmosphere. The living room - dining room is framed by bookcases along the wall and a prestigious painting by Juan Carlos Manjarrez, turning out to be the leading focal point in the project.

In every step, the user is accompanied by a feeling of praise when discovering the role that the materiality of the furniture and architectural elements play in highlighting every corner of the space.