Rojkind Arquitectos Website

An insight into the ideas, design process, and work of Rojkind Arquitectos

Type Design
Location Online
Author MAS Studio and Normal
Team Iker Gil, Renata Graw, and Alexa Viscious

Developer Floodlight Design
Client Rojkind Arquitectos
Year 2017
Status Completed

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About

The website for Rojkind Arquitectos offers visitors an insight into the ideas, design process, and work of the studio. The website provides the latest information on the design and construction of projects, such as the ongoing Foro Boca concert hall in Boca del Rio, to upcoming lectures and events taking place around the world.

The website has been designed by Normal, a multi-disciplinary design practice based in Chicago, in collaboration with Iker Gil of MAS Studio. Normal and MAS Studio have worked with Floodlight Design to build the website.

Since the launch, rojkindarquitectos.com has incorporated key projects that the studio has completed since its foundation in 2002.

“As a highly collaborative office, it was very important for us to work together with a group of talented people such as Normal, Iker Gil, and Floodlight Design to finally get our website up and running.”

Michel Rojkind, Rojkind Arquitectos

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“The website functions as a fluid structure presenting projects, ideas, and the team. A place where one can make sense of things and yet be delighted by Rojkind Arquitectos’s work.”

Renata Graw, Normal

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“The website presents the wide-ranging body of work of Rojkind Arquitectos in a way that does not becomes a static archive but an ever-changing exploration of their design approach and interests. I look forward to seeing how the studio uses this flexible platform to share their approach to architecture and current issues with the rest of us.”

Iker Gil, MAS Studio