This residential building was conceived as a composition of light and dynamic volumes designed to achieve a sculptural presence within the urban context.
In the exterior, the levels are expressed as two-story volumes intended to break the monolithic proportion of the building, while at the same time providing a visual counterpoint to the neighboring structures.
These volumes are anchored to a more rigid element that contrasts with the main façade through a copper-toned finish.
The building generates a composition of solids and voids in dialogue with its surroundings.
The main façades are clad with light-colored GRC panels and vertical metallic baguettes which interact with natural light. The bronze-toned finish and metal joinery of the rear façade contrast with the design of the street-facing façade on San Francisco de Sales giving the rear façade a sense of greater privacy and sobriety.
In the inner courtyard and exposed to the neighboring buildings, metal shutters provide a flexible relationship between inside and outside, while ensuring privacy for the dwellings.
The ground floor is conceived as an extension of the side streets with a glazed façade that blurs the boundary between inside and outside. It accommodates communal services such as the concierge, gym, and wellness area.
On the rooftop, a communal space with a swimming pool offers residents a place for socialization and well-being.
The building rises 11 stories high and comprises 175 apartments, articulated by three vertical cores and two courtyards that provide cross ventilation throughout all units.
