Comercial | Sonia Gomez

Commercial

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Banregio Private Banking Offices

Calz. San Pedro, Monterrey, Mexico.

Design Team

Sonia Gomez / Patricia Aleman

This Project was made in collab with DIVERSO Studio. The objective is to create a warm and home like mood when entering the bank, for the clients.

The main spotlight in this project is the chandelier we designed in the access. It creates a path and transition to the rest of the project. It is made of wood and steel. With three prototype sizes of panels, the 360 pieces that form this chandelier create a harmonic piece of art that resembles a skyline.

In the “experience living room area” we decided to add furniture that fits more to residential project in order to achieve the goal of having a home like space. We designed the 3 tables made of wood, granite and glass.

The wooden console on the back has many interesting accents such as antiques, fossils, plants , rocks, up to a vintage water mask.

This console also hosts a coffee station from producer that Banregio sponsors so that clients can take a break and chill out.

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Comuna Restaurant

Monterrey, Calz. San Pedro 224, Miravalle, Monterrey, Mexico.

Design Team

Sonia Gomez / Sharon Milgrom / Diana Mendoza

The main idea in the design of Comuna was to bring the concept of northern Mexico's regional food into the interior design of the space.

Very casual, simple, but unique, where each element speaks for itself, inviting users to be part of a unique culinary and spatial experience.

The clients were chef Andrea Martínez and the wine producers Rivero González from Parras, Coahuila. The design was made to focus on the local beauty and the mexican theme.

The original construction is a house made of brick, which was left exposed in some areas to mantain the identity of the home. The heart of the project is the terrace, the rest of the amenities come from there. It was made to be more of a casual environment for the clients to feel at home. The second floor also has a terrace that serves as a lounge and two other spaces for private events.

The usage of local elements and materials was essential. For example, "yute" was used to give the walls a finished touch, artisans were hired to produce the handwoven chairs, the pots used in the project were created by local artisans, the floor in the bathrooms is made of a traditional handmade paste, the group tables were cut in Parras in the Rivero González Sol Ranch. A lamp was designed with an iron structure inspired by the "regiomontana" industry and the bathrooms in the second floor use local stone sinks as bathroom sinks among other details. Low-maintenance, local plants were proposed for the landscape.

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BLENDR

San Pedro Garza García, Mexico

Design Team

Sonia Gomez / Paty Alemán

This project is a healthy food and smoothie bar, which is why one of our goals was to visually convey that cleanliness and freshness that their products offer through our design. The challenge was taking advantage of the reduced space while showing a beautiful display of the products, providing enough working space, having a comfortable area for clients and making it look spacious while maintaining the aesthetic of the business. Hexagonal tiles on the floor give it a unique look along with the wooden finishes on the back wall. The stools and counter give it an industrial look while the fruit baskets behind them bring a feeling of freshness.

Rivero Gonzalez Offices

Monterrey, Calz. San Pedro 224, Miravalle, Monterrey, Mexico.

Design Team

Sonia Gomez / Sharon Milgrom / Diana Mendoza

The client for this project was Rivero Gonzalez, wine producers in Parras de la Fuente Coahuila. The doors from this room were made from wood pieces from the region naturally exposed, and with a detail of an ancient lock from 1850. One of the unique aspects of this project is that many of the lighting, furniture and decorations were made locally and specially for this place.⠀

Chandelier designed by architect-artist Sonia Gomez, and Venezuelan artist Rosi Milgrom, which narrates, with watercolor-like drawings, the timeline of the Rivero Gonzalez wines and the creation of Comuna.

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Genomi-k

Col. Obispado, Monterrey, Mexico

Design Team

Sonia Gomez / Sharon Milgrom / Diana Mendoza

Genomi-k, 2016. Project in collaboration with s1000arquitectos. The new headquarters offices of a genetic company in Mexico needed to reflect its new tech vibes, together with the human side of this company in which its main goal is to save babies' lives all around Mexico.

Many lives are transformed thanks to the newborn and hearing screening that this company offers.

The main entrance hall has a chandelier we designed reflecting the complexity of the human body. The main wall has scripted the main values of the company so each time that the users entered the building, they were reminded of the core values of the company. The art pieces are made by Sonia Gomez Art.

On the main terrace we invited Armando Alanis – Accion Poetica to make a live performance with the companies employees so that they felt connected and inspired by Armando´s work. Armando was very motivated and impressed at the things Genomi-k does to transform peoples lives and drew this two phrases that reflected his vision on GK.

“Tu eres nuestra mejor historia” “Your are our best story” and “Evolucion es la solucion” “Evolution is the solution”.

I have always admired Armando´s work around the city, I remember watching his inspiring walls all over town on my way to school I would have never imagined couple of years later we´ll be doing this collab together.

A special thank you to Armando for your time and your dedication inspiring us and changing the city.