Two towers, a single gesture: urban sculpture in the heart of Miraflores.

Project

Pardo 200

Authors

Bakpak + Ojeda AS

Location

Av. José Pardo, 220 (Lima)

Customer

Pardo 200 SAC

Year

2018-2025

State

Build (1st Prize in restricted competition)

Programme

Shopping Centre, Hotel and Offices

Surface

40,100 m2 above ground level and 21,600 m2 below ground level

Partners

Engineering companies: Prisma (Structures) FMT (Installations)

Interior design: Pablo Baruc (shopping centre and offices) Capela García Arquitectos (hotel)

Photographs: Javier Calleja and Renzo Encalada

Two towers, a single gesture: urban sculpture in the heart of Miraflores.

Hotel, office and retail are stacked with precision on a vibrant base that activates the city.

A new silhouette for Lima: 60 metres of architecture open to the public space.

NHow Lima, the brand’s first hotel in the Americas and one of the ten NHow hotels in the world.

The hotel is not conceived as merely an interior fit-out of the tower, but as a piece of architecture with its own spaces and circulation routes. Its most distinctive feature is a large central atrium spanning 14 storeys, a vertical void that visually unifies the whole, brings light deep into the building and transforms the circulation routes and communal areas into a vibrant social space.

Interior design reinterprets Peruvian culture

from a contemporary perspective.

The experience is rounded off with 243 rooms and suites, dining and social spaces, a swimming pool and a rooftop terrace, creating a seamless connection between the hotel, the city and the urban landscape. Built upon this architectural structure, the interior design, by Capella García Arquitectura, expands on the concept “New myths, new rituals”, reinterpreting Peruvian culture from a contemporary perspective that blends pre-Inca and Andean references with art, colour, music, technology and pop culture.

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