The creative factory in Recoleta

Collaboration and philanthropy as an engine of development

Abstract

Manufacturing infrastructure has always been a representative of the progress of a society. In the context where old manufacturing changes, the properties associated with their needs are abandoned and, enter the scene, organizations with an avant-garde perspective with the intention of dignifying these spaces from the material and management point of view, associated with the bases of the new economy: collaboration, innovation and talent at the service of social impact.
The Recoleta project, from the Gabriel and Mary Mustakis Foundation —together with its partners from IF Blanco— highlights a historic building with what progress means today: creativity, integral development and results oriented towards social impact in a unique meeting place.