Two spaces, two patios won over from the outside world, two vacuums carved into the body of an up-turned building. The first of these spaces springs from the flourishing of life in the main lobby.

 The first two levels, used for administration and management, are organized around the centered square floor plan. Facing northwards, an outward-looking non-conventional glazed foyer on the third floor serves as a meeting place with views to the internal courtyard. The building, with an imposing presence, ends up forcefully imposing its own urban laws. 

The polyhedron’s solid cube-shaped presence, evoking Pythagorean geometry and serene silent beauty, is underlined by the lack of character and references of the surrounding architectonic and urban landscape.