RIGA

Set within this progressive framework, BoConcept collaborated on the interior design of key residential and shared spaces, bringing a calm, contemporary sensibility to an environment designed for modern living.

Modern lounge with round beige sofas, circular rug, and bar stools. TV on wall, decorative plants visible.

A Refined Vision of Connected Urban Living

In Guadalajara, a new urban narrative is emerging. RIGA is a forward-thinking development shaped around connectivity, mobility and the evolving rhythms of city life. Closely aligned with the construction of Line 5 of the city’s mass transit system, the project marks an important step in transforming metropolitan connectivity while contributing to the broader shift toward electromobility in the region.

Modern living room with grey sofa, round tables, and a dining area by large windows. Mirror on wall.

Modern office meeting room with grey chairs, table, and two wall-mounted screens.

Close-up of textured beige fabric with a rough, woven appearance.

Modern dining area with two chairs, a round mirror, and a table set with crockery and orange glasses.

Modern living room with beige sofa, round table, and large windows.

Beige chair with dark legs, abstract art on concrete wall above, beside a white cabinet.

Grey upholstered chair beside a round wooden table in a room with large windows.

Outdoor table with eight matching chairs. Large windows show city view and plants nearby.

Two black bar stools with metal legs near a countertop with a notebook.

Two round wooden tables, one with a bowl, the other with a coral decoration. City view outside.

Dark brown wood grain texture with vertical lines and natural patterns.

Show Apartments: A Carefully Curated Introduction

As part of the project, BoConcept developed the interior design of the show apartments, creating spaces that articulate both the architectural vision of RIGA and its lifestyle aspirations. Each apartment was thoughtfully composed to support the commercial presentation of the development while remaining grounded in real, everyday living. The interiors reflect current design directions through balanced proportions, considered materiality and functional layouts—spaces designed not only to be seen, but to be experienced.

Modern living room with grey sofa, TV, armchair, and large windows.

Long-Stay Apartments: Designed for everyday continuity

BoConcept also shaped the interiors of 60 long-stay apartments within the RIGA development. Conceived for medium- to long-term rental, these homes were designed with durability, comfort and adaptability at their core. The result is a living environment that supports daily life over time, where functional solutions are seamlessly integrated into a cohesive, modern aesthetic—offering residents a sense of ease, stability and quiet refinement.

Cosy bedroom with a white bed, grey ottoman, slippers, and wall art above the headboard.

Lobby and Shared Spaces: Design as a collective language

Extending beyond the private apartments, BoConcept worked on the furniture and interior concept for the lobby and shared areas of the project. These spaces were envisioned as natural points of arrival and interaction, setting the tone for the entire development. Refined yet welcoming, the common areas express the quality and character of RIGA while embodying BoConcept’s distinctive approach to contemporary interiors.

Modern lounge with grey chairs, round tables, and wall text "GOOD VIBES".

Shaping the Future of Urban Living

RIGA represents a holistic approach to urban development—one that brings together infrastructure, mobility and thoughtful design. Within this vision, interiors play a defining role in shaping how spaces are lived in, shared and experienced over time. For BoConcept, the collaboration reflects a continued commitment to projects that see design not as an addition, but as an integral element of contemporary urban life.