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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


Architecture Without Borders: Latin American Roots in Florida Design
Designing Where You Are, Without Forgetting Where You Come From For a long time, Latin American architecture has been misunderstood as an aesthetic language — colors, textures, and “tropical” forms. But that interpretation is superficial. True Latin American architecture — especially Ecuadorian architecture — is not defined by how it looks, but by how it responds to place. It is an architecture born from adaptation: to climate, territory, and available materials. And that is

Coronel Associates
Apr 29


The Importance of Commercial Space Design in Brand Success
Integration of Design with Brand Identity and Consumer Behavior Every brand has a unique personality that should be reflected in its commercial space. The design must serve as a vehicle that communicates the brand's values and essence, creating an emotional connection with the customer. For example, a store selling eco-friendly products might use natural materials and earth tones to convey sustainability and respect for the environment. Understanding consumer behavior is equa

Coronel Associates
Mar 30
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