A residential project of architecture in synergy with climate, nature and the urban environment.

A19 is a residential proposal developed by aurea, whose location in Coco del Mar, between the Omar Park and the Bay of Panama, makes possible the conjunction of architectural and urban elements, which allow to develop in harmony, a concept based on architecture, bioclimatic, landscape and interior design.

Bioclimatic Architecture:

A19 is sensitive and responsible with its environment and the conditions it offers. Use the climate of Panama in your favor to provide a wellness and comfort experience.

Balconies and parasols are architectural solutions for the protection of direct solar radiation in the interior, which reduces the need to use air conditioning and other cooling systems, which in turn
reduces energy consumption and improves the comfort of building users.
Landscape:

The rigorous selection and diversity of species will promote politicization and contribute to strengthening the local ecosystem.

It will have green roof, recreation, vegetated facade, ecological function, living area, accessibility, water collection and filtration and water reuse and irrigation system.

Architectural plants:
In A19 we have three types of apartments with flexible designs to furnish them according to the resident's lifestyle. All have a large balcony integrated into the room.

Apartment features:
94.96 m2 UD 103.98 m2 UD 102.05 m2

-2 bedrooms
- Living room
-2 Full bathrooms
- Integrated cuisine
-Laundry.
- Spacious Balcony


Common amenities and areas:
We have built wellness spaces, achieving a constant design and interaction with nature and architecture, from a coffee that will be found in the lobby, to spaces for today's mobility.

Plaza
Reception
Coffee area
Work area and entertainment
Gym
Green areas
Path
Swimming pool
Pets area

A19 has a collaborative and multidisciplinary participation, with professionals in architecture, bioclimatic, landscape, interior design, graphic communication and brand strategy.

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