Belém Oil Project

The office of the architect Aquiles Nicolas Kílaris signs the architectural and interior project for the company Belém Oil, which operates in the oil distribution and transportation sector for chemical, textile and paving companies. The front of this work is the interior designer Iara Kílaris. At the end of this endeavor, she obtained as a final result the successful meeting of the professional's own style, which values the curved lines and organic forms, the contemporary style. The company, which has compact dimensions, received elements that left it with a greater sense of spaciousness and well-being. For this, curved partitions, mirrors, sliding doors that integrate the environments and provide privacy when necessary, glass partitions and adhesive panels with 3D images of paradisiacal landscapes and the seabed were used. When the professional got to know the company's space, it was a large hall, without any division. With the architectural design were created: Reception, toilet, workstation for 10 people with curved tables and chairs, board room, pantry, auditorium and meeting room. A curved wall separates the reception from the rest of the room. On the plaster ceiling a 3D image of the sky was applied, and on the floor a blue wave of tiles gives movement to the place. The toilet was all adhered with images of the seabed, giving a playful air to the place. The two boardrooms are separated from the workstation with glass partitions, which provide acoustic privacy and at the same time visibility to monitor the work of subordinates. The auditorium and meeting room are small, but interconnected by a sliding door that integrates and amplifies the environments. The pantry is compact, but includes everything employees need for a quick meal.