The behind-the-scenes of a change that speaks to who we are (and who we want to be)
For six years, our Palermo office was /nk’s operations hub in Buenos Aires. A space that saw us through key moments. But time, growth, and the desire for more began to push us forward. The team expanded, projects multiplied, and the space started to fall short.

We went from one person to nearly thirty, between Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata. A multidisciplinary team full of talent and energy. Whenever someone visited from another city, the office turned into a beautiful mess: calls in the living room, meetings in the kitchen, borrowed desks, laptops on the floor. Even the bathroom had its moment as a video call booth (true story). At some point, we realized it wasn’t just about square meters. It was about vision. About culture. About sustaining what we do every day in a space that elevates it. Because culture isn’t written in a manual. It’s built through doing. And for that to happen, there needs to be a space where it can come to life.
The space behind the site… or the site behind the space

When we launched our new website, we set out to break the expected. We didn’t want just a showcase — we wanted a reflection of how we think, create, and push boundaries. And without planning it, it gave us something more: a vision of what our next physical space could be. We spoke with our architect, told her how we work, how we organize ourselves, what we needed and what we dreamed of. We showed her the site, our credentials, and the strong visual identity we had built.
And in less than two months, we turned it all around.
That digital universe became a real space.

The slash that runs through our website now floats above our heads. The particles became material. We created meeting rooms named Dream, Build, Elevate, and Empower —because these are verbs we live by, and because they represent the way we work. We added a dedicated kitchen, flexible workspaces, and corners where everyday moments —a chat, an idea, a pause— have their place. We moved up (literally)


We found a new floor in the same building. We moved to the sixth floor. We climbed a few stories —and with them, levels of energy, vision, and ambition. It wasn’t just a move. It was a decision: to create a better space for a team that deserves it, and a culture that needs it.





Today, we have a new office. And the best part is, it feels like home.
A home that doesn’t replace the old —it honors it. One that respects the past, but looks forward. With more light, more space, more air. But the same essence as always. Thanks to everyone who made this possible: those who assembled chairs on holidays, who pushed decisions, who have been here since day one, and those who just joined and are already part of it.
