Puntoaparte

Puntoaparte (also known as Puntoaparte Editores) is a Colombian editorial company based in Bogotá that specializes in infographic books and editorial pieces designed to present complex information in a clear, synthetic, and aesthetically compelling way. According to the company, its team combines expertise in editorial design, infographics, data visualization, and illustration, which it identifies as its main differentiator and strength. The firm has built a reputation for producing publications with strong visual impact for institutional and corporate clients. Among its best-known projects are 'La Economía Naranja' for the Inter-American Development Bank (BID), described as the most downloaded book in the bank's history with more than 600,000 downloads, and 'Hace Tiempo' for the Humboldt Institute, described as that institution's most downloaded book. These examples illustrate Puntoaparte's focus on high-engagement, accessible knowledge products. Puntoaparte reports more than 21 years in the market, having developed editorial pieces for over 300 clients and published more than 400 publications across 22 countries. Its work has received recognition in Colombia, the United States, Germany, and England, including three Steel Pencils (Lápices de Acero), two Andigraf awards and an Andigraf mention, a Silver Award at the Latin American Design Awards, and a prize and honorable mention in the Alejandro Ángel Escobar competition, as well as acknowledgments from Innpulsa, MinCultura, and MinTic. The company operates as a private, independent studio rather than a large publishing house, and its contact information places it in Bogotá, Colombia. It serves clients seeking editorial and information-design services, often for reports, institutional books, and public-facing knowledge products.

Puntoaparte is a Colombian editorial company based in Bogotá that has operated for more than two decades. According to its own account, it has been in the market for over 21 years, during which it has developed editorial pieces for more than 300 clients and published more than 400 publications in 22 countries. The company describes itself as specialized in infographic books and editorial pieces that expose complex information in a clear, synthetic, and aesthetic manner. Its history is closely tied to the rise of data visualization and information design in Latin America, where public institutions, development banks, and cultural organizations increasingly sought to communicate dense reports and research in more accessible formats. Puntoaparte positioned itself in this niche by combining editorial design, infographic production, data visualization, and illustration. Among the projects that brought the studio wider recognition are 'La Economía Naranja' for the Inter-American Development Bank (BID), which the company says became the most downloaded book in the bank's history with more than 600,000 downloads, and 'Hace Tiempo' for the Instituto Humboldt, described as that institute's most downloaded book. These projects demonstrate the studio's ability to reach large audiences through visually engaging knowledge products. Over the years, Puntoaparte has received a range of awards and recognitions. These include three Steel Pencils (Lápices de Acero), two Andigraf awards and one Andigraf mention, a Silver Award at the Latin American Design Awards, and a prize and honorable mention in the Alejandro Ángel Escobar competition. It has also been recognized by Innpulsa, MinCultura, and MinTic. The company states that it has received business recognitions in Colombia, the United States, Germany, and England. The firm remains a private, independent studio headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia, and continues to produce editorial and information-design work for clients in multiple countries.

• Puntoaparte reports having been in the market for more than 21 years, developing editorial pieces for over 300 clients and publishing more than 400 publications in 22 countries.

• Designed 'La Economía Naranja' for the Inter-American Development Bank (BID), described as the most downloaded book in the bank's history with more than 600,000 downloads.

• Designed 'Hace Tiempo' for the Instituto Humboldt, described as the institute's most downloaded book.

• Received three Steel Pencils (Lápices de Acero), two Andigraf awards and one Andigraf mention, a Silver Award at the Latin American Design Awards, and a prize and honorable mention in the Alejandro Ángel Escobar competition.

• Recognized by Innpulsa, MinCultura, and MinTic, as well as receiving business recognitions in Colombia, the United States, Germany, and England.

Independent editorial studio specializing in infographic books and visual storytelling for complex information, serving institutional and corporate clients across multiple countries.

• La Economía Naranja

  Infographic book designed for the Inter-American Development Bank (BID), described as the most downloaded book in the bank's history with more than 600,000 downloads.

• Hace Tiempo

  Infographic book designed for the Instituto Humboldt, described as the institute's most downloaded book.

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