Tag Panama

24-04-2020

Mallol Arquitectos’ Museo de la Libertad

Mallol Arcquitectos, Central America’s most important architectural studio, has completed a project of great symbolic value, Panama’s Museo de la Libertad y los Derechos Umanos. Funded by the Democracia y Libertad foundation, the museum contains a large interactive permanent exhibition on three floors, plus administrative offices. The building is the first in a complex that will contain three volumes when completed, located to the west of the city next to a park full of trees, which have all been preserved, and employs passive ventilation techniques made possible by the area’s temperate climate.

11-02-2020

A travelling museum by Héctor Ayarza for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Panama City

The Museo De Arte Contemporaneo (MAC) is a private collection of contemporary art from Panama and Latin America located in Panama City. The project entitled "El Contenedor MAC" seeks to expand the scope of the museum. Basically, this is a travelling museum formed of two shipping containers, designed by the Panama-based architect Héctor Ayarza.

09-01-2019

STEPS, dance academy in Panama City

The Panama-based architecture firm SKETCH, founded by Johann Wolfschoon has turned the top floor of an industrial shed in Panama City into a dance academy with studio rooms for dance and other dance-related disciplines as well as changing rooms.

08-08-2017

Nautica Apartment in Panama, by Ventura Arquitectos and Laura Sanchez

A good architect knows how to use all kinds of material. This is the case with the Ventura Arquitectos Studio, which has created an apartment in Panama in which wood, stone, metal, glass and fabric combine in harmony, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

05-06-2017

Canopy Camp Darien by Diego Cambefort and Diana Bernal

Darien is a province in the Republic of Panama, one of the places with the highest levels of biodiversity on the continent. Canopy Family asked architects Cambefort and Bernal to create a campground for birdwatching. The only imperative was zero environmental impact.