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Warehouse: interior empty space that can be filled with a number of different objects. In the beginning, a warehouse was conceived as an underground structure. With the lapse of time, Warehouses evolved and acquired more importance and became spaces not only constrained to the underground and saw the light.

These warehouses stand out with a characteristic rarely seen in structures of this nature: Character. While its utilitarian paradigm has not changed in years, it is noticeable that these deposits were designed to withstand hurricanes without sacrificing aesthetics and despite the large volume and scale are friendly to the environment and blend gracefully with the surrounding area.

Illuminated with salmon tones and symmetrical squares that serve as spouts, these warehouses are no longer an outcast space, they elegantly integrate themselves to the utility of daily life.