ARCHITECT: Architect Paul Moses
CLIENT: UDECOTT
LOCATION: Diego Martin, Trinidad
SERVICE: Architectural & Interior Design
SIZE: 25,000 Square Feet
The architecture is intentionally calm and disciplined. A clear three-storey volume delivers a strong civic presence through restraint rather than excess.
This logic supports both identity and performance: robust finishes, efficient massing, and a legible composition that is easy to maintain and adaptable over time.
Connectivity is both spatial and social. A central glazed atrium forms the heart of the library, linking all floors through light, views, and movement.
At the centre, a sculptural social stair becomes more than circulation, acting as public infrastructure for community life.
Daylight drives the experience of the building. The atrium draws light deep into the plan, improving comfort, orientation, and atmosphere.
Natural light reinforces calm and wellbeing across reading and learning spaces.
Architecture / Site Analysis / Feasibility Studies / Architectural Design / Construction Documentation / Construction Administration / Technical Design Review
Interior / Space Planning and Design / Concept Development / FF&E Specification / Signage + Wayfinding Systems / Construction Documentation / Construction Administration
Sustainability / LEED Consulting / Sustainability Planning / Sustainable Guidelines
Healthcare / Commercial Office / Residential / Retail & Mixed-Use / Hospitality & Leisure / Education & Culture / Institutional
In keeping with the overall goal of creating a successful industrial park for the non-energy sector, the Warehouse Structures incorporated some of the following key design considerations:
