The building goes up in a developing neighborhood on the outskirts of Nantes, on a plot bound by a tree-lined street to the south, and a railroad that is no longer in use and dominated by a large wooded area, to the north. The project makes the most of the urban planning regulations, placing the building at the center of the plot to optimize the construction and obtain as much surface area as possible. It also ensures that the property’s parking needs are met.

The building’s structure is metallic and the construction costs are cut down by reducing the section of the pillars as the building rises. The balconies with metallic grating along the perimeter give users access to the exterior on all floors, while anemometer-controlled motorized roller blinds with orientable slats provide shading. The open-plan floors can be subdivided by installing partition walls following the grid pattern of the facades. Furthermore, building services are integrated in the ceilings, power outlets are placed in embedded modular conduits, and the flexibility of the heating and cooling systems permits a variety of configurations.