Values
Dedication, Professionalism, Transparency, Ethics and Efficiency.
Mission
AAA has as its mission the provision of legal services with dedication, professionalism and transparency, offering strategic and customized solutions to the clients’s business, aimed at establishing a long-lasting partnership relationship that will aggregate value to its clients and produce effective results.
The law firm AAA – Albino Advogados Associados, founded in 1990, stands out for its customized legal services, tailored to the needs of each client. Such flexibility helps the clients to achieve the established goals, irrespective of their size or field of activity.
It is and institutional commitment of AAA to act with dedication, professionalism, ethics and transparency, always choosing the most efficient and economical solutions for the specific interests of each client. Engaged in legal business consultancy, preventive legal advice and ligation, the law firm provides customized strategic solutions in all his practice areas.
By adopting an integrated and modern management and service provision system, the law firm makes available to all its clients, at any time, the full legal support of its entire professional staff.
AAA develops innovative, dynamic, effective and expeditious legal practice aimed at results. This system ensures more complete and efficient services with and excellent cost-benefit ratio.
In addition to the traditional areas, AAA follows the new social and economic trends and their legal consequences, standing out in segments where action depends on expertise and specific technical know-how such as, for instance, antitrust, capital markets, environment and also when structuring operations within the scope of the joint public and private enterprise programs, known as Parcerias Público-Privadas – PPP.
The Office
Differentiated concept creates common space at the side of individual areas.
Carmela Gross's study of colors breaks seriousness.
Located at Avenida Faria Lima, in São Paulo, this law firm occupies the entire floor of a free plan commercial building designed by Itauplan (PROJETO DESIGN 209, junho de 1997). However, it is not a solemn space, with traditional fashion interiors or the English style of former courts.
Architects Lua and Pedro Nitsche, responsible for the work, embraced a differentiated conceptualization, disrupting with seriousness and going towards customers' expectation - attorneys operating in up-to-date segments, such as economic law and international transactions. From the consensus between authors and customers a new idea about offices came to light. In opposition to the classic image, the young architects have developed what they call "democratic office": a central space - for secretaries, trainees, file and library - surrounded by small individual rooms, of similar sizes. There is no hierarchical relationship reflected in the area ocuppied by the professionals: even the major attorney has a standard room, similar to any other.
Rooms are distributed next to the set of frames, taking advantage of the natural light. Their sizes were modulated by the existing set of frames. The wood and glass partition panels received Venetian blinds. Closed and stripped-down, almost monastery cells - to use a strong image - the attorneys' rooms invite the concentration necessary for the individual work; on the other hand, the common use nucleus and meeting rooms (three) lead to acquaintanceship.
The project prioritizes common areas, changing some habits, like the accumulation of individual files. Most books and files are in the central nucleus, at the side of the administration, secretaries and trainees. The furniture, both of work as of file, was put perpendicularly to the circulation area. So, in the central space two parallel circulations take shape, close to the room doors.
At the two extremities, bathrooms: in addition to the original ones two other were created close to the entrance.
The space chromatic study was developed by Carmela Gross, one of the most important Brazilian plastic artists nowadays. The space where colors interfere more is the reception, which occupies the hall of elevators, expanding the total area of the office. A silver curved panel separates the entrance from the work areas. In addition to this color, blue, red and yellow were used.
Another office designed by the architects' peer for the same customers is under conclusion phase; in this case associated with cariocas attorneys. The space, located at Avenida Rio Branco, Rio de Janeiro downtown, provides continuity to the concept of "democratic office".