Heladería Flores
Preliminary Design
Vision
The project involved the interior design and 3D architectural visualization of an ice cream shop conceived as a contemporary, warm, and welcoming space. The proposal sought to combine a strong commercial identity with a comfortable environment, integrating service, product display, and customer experience into a cohesive spatial concept.
The selection of materials, colors, furniture, and lighting was carefully considered to create a warm and distinctive atmosphere, combining wood, neutral tones, color accents, and greenery. The layout accommodates different ways of using the space, from group seating to more informal areas near the windows.
Location
Flores, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Project Type
Commercial
Area
110 m²
Scope
Interior Design · 3D Modeling · Architectural Visualization








































Project
The proposal is based on a clear organization of the different areas, distinguishing the ice cream service and display area from the spaces intended for seating and customer use. The layout promotes smooth circulation while creating different experiences within a compact commercial space.
The service area is organized around a central counter that acts as the main focal element of the shop. Its position structures the space and concentrates the functions related to customer service, while the shelving behind it provides space for products and supporting elements while maintaining a visually cohesive composition.
The customer area incorporates different furniture configurations, combining individual and group tables with a counter positioned near the windows. This variety allows the space to accommodate both quick visits and longer stays, expanding the ways in which the shop can be used.
The material palette combines wood, neutral-toned surfaces, and color accents that bring warmth and character to the space. Wood finishes across the walls and furniture create visual continuity between the different areas, while yellow details provide contrast and reinforce the contemporary character of the design.
Greenery introduces a connection with nature while adding texture and visual interest. At the back of the shop, a green wall accompanied by a bicycle creates a distinctive focal point within the composition, helping establish a recognizable visual identity for the space.
Lighting was conceived as an integral part of the interior design. A combination of ambient, accent, and decorative lighting highlights the different areas and supports the various ways the space is used. Natural-fiber pendant lights add texture and warmth, complementing the predominant material palette.
The ceiling design incorporates wooden elements that contribute to the identity of the space while reinforcing its scale and spatial perception. Their repetition creates a visual rhythm that follows the longitudinal layout of the shop, establishing continuity with the wall finishes and furniture.
The project was developed through 3D modeling and photorealistic architectural visualization, carefully working with materials, lighting, furniture, and styling to accurately represent the proposal and communicate the intended spatial experience.
The result is an ice cream shop where identity, functionality, and experience come together in a contemporary, warm, and distinctive environment.
Alcance de la intervención
Se realizó el saneamiento integral de un espacio utilizado como depósito que presentaba avanzados problemas de humedad y deterioro. A partir de la reorganización del sector y la incorporación de terminaciones acordes al edificio existente, el ambiente fue reconvertido en una oficina y un pequeño depósito de apoyo.
La terraza fue objeto de tareas generales de recuperación y reacondicionamiento, mejorando sus condiciones de uso y mantenimiento dentro del conjunto intervenido.
Un segundo depósito existente fue adaptado para alojar un nuevo baño de uso masculino, optimizando la distribución de los servicios sanitarios del nivel.
Como complemento de la intervención, el baño originalmente destinado al uso mixto pasó a ser de uso exclusivo femenino, permitiendo una organización más adecuada y funcional de los servicios.



