A subdivision project split into six commercial plots; this new bank building on North Mesa Street is situated on the leftmost plot. A recessed 14 meter glass opening in the main facade reveals the banking hall and large skylight aperture leading to a covered white acrylic roof panel of the same size. The main body of the building is clad in matte surface Mexican Cantara stone, the side masses being white stucco. Office windows are rhythmed by shadows and weather-resistant Cumaru wood louvres. The information shop and leasable offices are oriented toward the street while the banks offices and drive-through tellers are situated at the back side of the building.
A subdivision project split into six commercial plots; this new bank building on North Mesa Street is situated on the leftmost plot. A recessed 14 meter glass opening in the main facade reveals the banking hall and large skylight aperture leading to a covered white acrylic roof panel of the same size. The main body of the building is clad in matte surface Mexican Cantara stone, the side masses being white stucco. Office windows are rhythmed by shadows and weather-resistant Cumaru wood louvres. The information shop and leasable offices are oriented toward the street while the banks offices and drive-through tellers are situated at the back side of the building.
