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Iamsa Development Group

Designing Dynamic Narratives
in Collaborative Spaces

IAMSA Development Group, a trailblazer in international industrial development with a 37-year legacy across Mexico, recognized the untapped potential in their office walls. They envisioned transforming this static space into a living canvas that narrates their rich history and evolving future by designing dynamic narratives in collaborative spaces.

A Fellowship Journey Led by: Welcoming Design | Visual Storytelling | Illustration

  • How might we reimagine office walls as dynamic storytelling mediums, weaving IAMSA's 37-year journey into an engaging visual narrative while ensuring adaptability for future growth and change?

  • Through active listening and co-creation with IAMSA's internal creative team, we crafted a fluid environmental graphics system. This approach balances descriptive elements with expressive design, embodying IAMSA's core values while remaining flexible for ongoing evolution.

    We designed a visual ecosystem that:

    1. Captures IAMSA's historical milestones

    2. Showcases current projects and achievements

    3. Leaves room for future narratives to unfold

  • The new environmental graphics have become more than decoration – they're a living, breathing part of IAMSA's organizational culture. They serve as an immersive onboarding tool for new team members and a dynamic presentation backdrop for partners and clients. This transformation has amplified IAMSA's value proposition, fostering deeper employee engagement and more impactful client interactions.

  • 1. Narrative Architecture

       - Reimagine your office space as a three-dimensional story canvas.

       - Design your environment to unfold your company's journey spatially and temporally.

    2. Dynamic Visual Ecosystem

       - Craft a flexible graphics system that evolves with your company's growth.

       - Balance informational content with evocative visuals to create an immersive experience.

    3. Collaborative Design Process

       - Engage your internal team in the creative process to ensure authentic representation.

       - Foster a design dialogue that bridges different perspectives within your organization.

    4. Adaptive Storytelling

       - Create modular design elements that can be easily updated or rearranged.

       - Design with future narratives in mind, leaving space for your story to grow.

    5. Multifunctional Space Design

       - Envision your office environment as a tool for multiple purposes – from onboarding to client presentations.

       - Design spaces that can transition seamlessly between different functions.

    6. Value-Driven Visuals

       - Infuse your company's core values into the visual language of your space.

       - Use environmental graphics to reinforce and communicate your organizational culture.

    7. Engagement Through Environment 

       - Leverage your physical space to deepen employee connection and pride.

       - Design elements that invite interaction and spark conversations.

    8. Client Experience Design

       - Transform your office into a powerful marketing tool that showcases your capabilities.

       - Create immersive environments that leave lasting impressions on visitors and clients.

    9. Historical-Future Fusion

       - Blend elements of your company's past with visions of its future in your design.

       - Create a visual narrative that honors your legacy while inspiring future innovation and adds room for upgrading your content.

    By embracing these strategies, we're not just decorating walls but designing dynamic, living narratives that evolve with your organization. This approach transforms static office spaces into engaging, adaptable environments that tell your story, reinforce your values, and inspire your team and clients.

The image shows office furniture, and there is a framed poster containing the philosophy of the Iamsa Group.
The image shows a closed frame of the illustration system developed to talk about the brand history of the Iamsa Development Group.
The image shows a wall on which the Iamsa development group's life and progress can be seen chronologically using the illustration system developed.
The image shows one of the illustrations developed with details of color percentages that must be used to maintain balance and harmony within the composition. It shows the use of yellow as the central part of the composition.
The image shows a rendering of the murals in context inside the corporate offices of Iamsa Development Group.
The image shows a close-up shot of one of the elaborate illustrations.
The image shows a close-up shot of one of the illustrations made with a red theme.
The image shows one of the illustrations developed with details of color percentages that must be used to maintain balance and harmony within the composition. It shows green as the primary color of the composition.
The image shows one of the illustrations developed with details of color percentages that must be used to maintain balance and harmony within the composition. It shows red as the central part of the composition.
The image shows a close-up shot of one of the illustrations made with a red theme.
The image shows frames containing the illustrations developed to explain the company's philosophy, mission, and values.
The image shows the design developed for windows with exterior views.
The image shows details of the offices, with illustrations applied to the walls.
The image shows details of the illustrations developed.
The illustration depicts a scaling scheme for a mural centered on social responsibility. It is crucial for maintaining proportions and ensuring that the mural's contents are easily understandable. The scale used references the average height of Mexican men and women.
The image shows the design to create privacy in boardrooms with large windows.
The illustration is a scaled diagram of a mural representing the brand's values. It includes a reference to the average height of a Mexican man and woman.
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