Unasur Institutional Headquarters

contemporary architecture, institutional headquarters, cantilevered structure, blue hour photography, cerulean sky, cobalt atmosphere, obsidian black glass, reflective curtain wall, titanium white cladding, amber interior illumination, volcanic mountain backdrop, reflective pool, mirror surface, horizontal emphasis, dramatic cantilever, Deconstructivist architecture, Late Modern design, aluminum composite panels, ribbon windows, atmospheric perspective, twilight conditions, engineered monumentality, sculptural building, landscape integration, geometric contrast, orthogonal base, diagonal thrust, professional architectural photography, high-key sky, low-key structure, warm-cool temperature contrast, industrial precision, curtain wall system, water feature, doubled reflection, panoramic format, mountainous terrain, contemporary institutional, bold engineering, gravity-defying design, sophisticated materiality, site-responsive architecture, ceremonial presence

The design is a massive piece that rises and is projected as a metaphor of freedom. Unasur has been designed as a sculptural connotation to surprise and show a different perspective depending on the point of view. The structure results in a positive, proactive and strong iconic image system. The scheme is also the largest armor cantilever in South America with 56 meters without support, according to several studies; modeling technology, drive and creativity. The minimalism of the elements on the exterior highlights the volume, as well as the smoothness of its architecture.