SAEN Studio developed the RIC Office — the new headquarters for Ruffo Ibarra Consultores, an accounting firm located on the 14th floor of Torres de Aguacaliente in Tijuana, Mexico.
SAEN Studio's RIC Office project reimagines what is expected of a traditional accounting workplace through transparency, connection, and timeless materiality. The design direction was shaped by the firm's desire to create a space capable of evolving alongside its business as it enters a new chapter and expands its client base. The studio worked within the existing boundaries of the space while leveraging the expansive and unobstructed city views as an opportunity to extend the workplace experience beyond its physical confines. A seamless connection is established between the interior and the surrounding urban environment, with the design maximizing access to natural light and creating a lighter, more engaging atmosphere for employees and visitors alike.
Transparency-Focused Office Designs
SAEN Studio Has Completed the RIC Office
Trend Themes
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Transparent Workspaces — Glass-forward layouts and unobstructed sightlines are redefining professional offices as symbols of openness, trust, and client-facing credibility.
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Urban-integrated Interiors — Expansive city views and natural light create workplace environments that feel connected to their surroundings while enhancing employee experience and brand presence.
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Adaptive Professional Offices — Flexible spatial planning and timeless materials support evolving business needs as service firms expand, reposition, or modernize their client experience.
Industry Implications
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Commercial Interior Design — Design studios are finding new value in transforming conventional offices into transparent, light-filled environments that communicate culture and professionalism.
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Accounting Services — Financial and consulting firms can use workplace design as a differentiator that reinforces trust, modernization, and stronger client engagement.
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Commercial Real Estate — High-rise office properties gain competitive appeal when tenants use views, daylight, and adaptable layouts to create more experiential workplaces.