The project reuses a water deposit of the old CEPSA refinery and transforms it into a cultural space that preserves the industrial spirit and heritage of the area. As the immediate environment develops, The Tank Cultural Center takes the stage and with its expressive strength becomes a strategic element in the city. The refurbishment project reuses and reprograms the structural features of the industrial site, transforming it into a large cultural venue and gallery for different types of exhibitions. A new discrete access is designed, emphasizing the importance of the main volume. Space and electricity are cleaned and adapted, as well the emergency lighting, placed on the columns. As the rest of the refinery is dismantled, the remains it generates are reused: the swing doors of access, the towers of light illuminating the exterior space, the barrels converted into impromptu skylights, and many other salvaged elements. We rescued another strange object, a former seaport finger that is de-contextualized to serve as a gateway for access from the street. The idea of recycling was taken to such an extreme that even the industrial workers of the company were hired to complete the work.