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A Shared Language: Latin American Identity as a Way of Designing
Our architectural identity does not come from repeating an image, but from combining roots, experiences, and knowledge to transform each place without erasing its essence. An Identity Built Over Time A studio’s identity does not emerge in its first project, nor can it be found in a single form that can be repeated. It is built over time: through the decisions that endure, the mistakes that teach, and the people who introduce new ways of understanding space. Projects may chang

Coronel Associates
3 days ago


How Neuroarchitecture Is Redefining Modern Design
Architecture has always shaped the way we live, work, and connect. But today, design is moving beyond beauty and function. It is beginning to ask a deeper question: how do our spaces affect the human brain? This is where neuroarchitecture comes in. Neuroarchitecture is an emerging approach that combines architecture, neuroscience, psychology, and human-centered design to create spaces that support well-being, productivity, comfort, and emotional balance. Rather than focusing

Coronel Associates
Jun 29


Light, Shadow, and Time as Design Tools
Architecture is not only designed with walls, materials, and proportions.It is also designed with light. In one of our most recent projects, we explored how an element inspired by sundials could be integrated into a contemporary architectural work in Florida. The intention was not to literally reproduce a conventional sundial, but to reinterpret its logic: using the sun’s path as a spatial, visual, and climatic design tool. The goal was to understand how architecture can regi

Coronel Associates
May 27
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