The project is defined by a linear system that mediates between landscape, program and movement. Rather than occupying the site as a compact object, it unfolds along it, establishing a continuous relation with the topography and existing conditions.
A simple structural order organizes the intervention, allowing different uses to coexist within a unified framework. This system ensures clarity in both construction and use, while maintaining the capacity to adapt over time.
Circulation is understood as a primary architectural element. Access, movement and occupation are integrated into a continuous sequence of spaces, where interior and exterior conditions are deliberately blurred.
The project avoids singular gestures, relying instead on repetition, proportion and controlled variation. Through this approach, it achieves a precise balance between presence and integration, operating simultaneously as infrastructure, landscape and built form.
