The design looks to reflect the continuously changing life of the contemporary man in a polyvalent and inventive space that with a single surface conformed by absence or presence of the pieces of wood that slide, remove or placed, offers an infinity of possibilities to organize the objects in a work space, assuring permanence in the custom created places and that respond to the needs of each moment. The designers are inspired by the traditional timbiriche game, remaking the essence of accommodating the matrix of personal movable points that provides a playful space to the workplace.

Cecilia Alcocer and Diego Lizama are young architecture students from Yucatan, Mexico. Their passion for design and architecture have led them to develop works with conceptual experimentation and social nature that have been recognized locally, nationally and internationally. Their conceptual approach is based on understanding the design as opportunities of change to transform and evolve living space, through the reformulation of current approaches to find different alternatives to what exists. Their work is described as a vital space open to the possibilities in which the most important is the mark of life itself.

LAAR is a Mexican design and architecture studio run by Cecilia Alcocer and Diego Lizama. Their works use architectural thinking to understand life and take a prospective look at the future, based on searching how the existing is conceived, in order to broaden the specter of alternative universal solutions by way of conceptual experimentation. Their work has been a winner of several competitions and recognized by national and international design awards.