Madero Restaurant is a bright and colorful restaurant in Guatemala City designed by Taller KEN architects. Fifteen-foot palm trees jut out of a colorful til floor, reaching up toward a skylight-filled ceiling.

Concepción features bold red forms that jut out of the project’s infill site. The gabled forms create both a striking exterior and cozy, warm interior nooks.

A drawing for Concepción showcases the project’s unique floorplan, which weaves between the site’s existing grid of supporting columns.

The Canopy Café features colorful skeins of locally-produced yarn hanging from a white open steel structure, celebrating the region’s local craft heritage.

A model of Madero Restaurant highlights the contrast between the boxy exterior, punctuated by car chassis, and the bright and colorful interiors.

The Club Lounge at the San Jose, Puerto Rico Best Western features jewel tones, lush greenery inside and out, and terrazzo tile.

Majadas is an open-air café with color tiles and custom wood-and-steel folding blinds.

7 Bancas is a dining space housed in an historic building in San José, Costa Rica. The open roof and bright color palette creates a breezy atmosphere opening onto a garden courtyard.