Norwegian Air Argentina es un proyecto de Hud Head-up Design en Munro (2018), de 700 m². Estilo moderno. 5 fotos de escalera, fachada, detalles constructivos.

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Norwegian Air Argentina

Munro, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Norwegian Air Argentina por Hud Head-up Design en Munro, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2018). 5 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño

Norwegian Air Argentina — Hud Head-up Design — Munro, Provincia de Bue

This is a wide interior shot of an office hallway featuring floor-to-ceiling glass walls and doors. The hallway has a neutral color palette with white walls and a beige carpeted floor. Recessed lighting provides artificial illumination. The architecture emphasizes transparency and a minimalist aesthetic. Doors are equipped with sleek metal handles.

A medium shot captures a hallway with light-colored wooden floors and white walls. Large floor-to-ceiling windows flank the hallway, letting in abundant natural light. A woman walks away from the camera, carrying a bag. The space feels modern and clean, with recessed artificial lighting. The exterior context is not visible, but some vegetation can be seen through the windows.

A facade features floor-to-ceiling glass doors with prominent vertical metal handles. The doors are set within a neutral-colored frame, possibly white or light gray. Reflections in the glass reveal glimpses of green vegetation and interior spaces. The overall impression is one of modern commercial architecture, with a focus on transparency and sleek design elements. The lighting appears to be natural, coming from the abundant light hitting the facade.

Close-up detail of a modern sliding glass door system. The frame is constructed from gray metal, featuring a visible track and roller mechanism for smooth operation. The large glass panels allow abundant natural light to enter the space. Integrated wall paneling in a complementary gray shade frames the window. The ceiling appears to be a simple white finish.

This is a wide shot of an indoor office hallway with glass partitions on one side and a continuation of the hallway on the other. The floor is covered with a patterned carpet in mixed tones of beige and brown. The walls are predominantly glass, allowing views into adjacent office spaces, with some areas of white painted walls. The ceiling is white and features recessed lighting fixtures. A single office chair is visible in one of the glass-enclosed spaces. Rolled up cables are visible on the floor near the base of a glass partition. The lighting is artificial and neutral in tone.

Hud Head-up Design

Con más de 35 años de experiencia en proyectos de arquitectura, infraestructura urbana y arquitectura corporativa, tanto en Argentina como en el exterior 
Brindamos servicios desde Diseño, asesoramiento y consultoría, hasta obras llave en mano. 
Nuestro acento está puesto en acompañar al cliente en proyectos de alta innovación, pero basados en el propio perfil y trayectoria del cliente. 
Trabajamos como "Interim Managers" de cada proyecto, para establecer un vínculo profesional de confianza y permanente. 
 
Clientes para quienes trabajamos: 
 
-	Norwegian Air (Buenos Aires) 
-	Accenture (Madrid, Barcelona, Dubai) 
-	GSK - Glaxo SmithKline (I+D en Madrid) 
-	Telefónica de España (Madrid, León, Jaén) 
-	Sony Pictures (Madrid) 
-	Goldman Sachs (Madrid) 
-	Garrigues Abogados (Madrid y Londres) 
-	Grupo Prisa – Diario El País (Madrid) 
-	ICEX – Instituto Español de Comercio Exterior (Madrid y Moscú) 
-	RENFE – AVE (Valencia) 
-	Price Waterhouse (Madrid) 
- KMPG Buenos Aires 
-	Huawei (Madrid, Bonn, Munich, Praga) 
-	Kempinski Hotels (Bakú, Azerbaijan) 
-	Le Meridien Hotels / Grupo Sheraton (Batumi, Georgia) 
-	Sheraton (Astana, Kasajistan)

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