The Tanzanian-inspired vegetation in Voltereta is based on the rich nature of Africa, specifically Tanzania. This design highlights acacia trees and grasses. The acacia trees, scattered throughout the venue, evoke the lush Tanzanian landscapes. The grasses are arranged in the lower part, recreating the natural environment.
Each log has been created from natural materials sourced from managed forests, ensuring good development and sustainability. Constructed to achieve the most authentic finish possible. The branches are assembled with attention to detail, without patterns, making each tree a unique piece.
One of the most outstanding features of the project is the creation of a large baobab tree, through which the premises are accessed. This baobab has large branches that are integrated into the space through the ceiling.
In addition, there are logs that cover the pillars of the premises. Each of these logs has been assembled piece by piece, taking into account textures and colors to achieve natural finishes.
This focus on vegetation and natural elements results in an immersive environment that reflects the African landscape. The Tanzanian-inspired vegetation at Voltereta transforms the space into a true homage to the beauty and diversity of African nature, providing visitors with a unique and immersive experience.
