The Complex is sited on the outskirts of Logroño, on an esplanade by the RivermIregua, in a beautiful spot that the Government of La Rioja currently uses as a tree farm and as a natural reserve of local species in danger of extinction. This area will become part of the Metropolitan Park System, with a large shopping center, a housing development and a sewage plant to the north, and towards the south Zaragoza Avenue – the longest traffic artery of the north outskirts of the city, rising up to the same level as the urban areas located to the west. The building houses three different institutions, all of them devoted to IT services: an education center, a research center and an incubator for IT-related businesses. The street of access runs parallel to the western boundary of the plot, lined by oak trees and forming a steep slope that links the 380-meter-level of the avenue with the 371 meters of the precinct.

The project is an attempt to make the building an integral part of the landscape, producing an environment where nature and technology are intrinsically connected. The three institutions are part of a single common organization, which allows sharing services and minimizing security, cleaning and maintenance costs. The building adopts a linear structure which maximizes contact with the outside and contributes to a better integration in the landscape.

The classrooms and offices which constitute most of the functional spaces are organized along a corridor. This corridor, containing the public spaces of the building, opens to the outside gardens, whereas the rooms open towards the river landscape and the tree farms. This linear structure lies parallel to the topographical cornice that forms the western border of the plot; this distribution permits closing the unnevenness area bound by the oak trees and present it as an interior garden with views onto the treetops. The building is organized as a structure of two superimposed levels enclosing part of the terrain, diversifying the connections with the different urban levels and with the future river park. The displacement between the different floors generates towards the west a series of terraces and ramps, which preserve the topographical continuity between the building and the garden, and towards the east a cantilever. The roof of the building forms a public promenade, connected to the city level through footbridges. A green canopy protects the glass facades from direct sunlight.