This is a generic spatial structure for a specific condition; a homogeneous and monotonous grid of columns in a square plan that increases its size in height. Around an open lift there is a spiral staircase with a balcony halfway overlooking every floor. There are no walls, only one type of slender column without direction, repeated 300 times throughout the three levels. The distance between them is determined by the artworks’ size. Every room has the same character, a dense, labyrinthine landscape almost without any mass. Despite the sameness of elements there is a strong variation from room to room; the ceiling openings and the distance from core to perimeter are unique in every level. As there are no walls, the paintings will float informally in the air, cancelling any gravitational expression, analogous to the fragile assemblage of concrete columns that supports them: a system that becomes seismically stable by means of the concrete mesh of its facades. That inexpressive texture of the exterior surfaces enhances the building’s scale in relation to the park. Its presence is the simple manifestation of a symmetrical scheme, an inverted entasis, which is diagonally anchored to the natural ground with an L shaped floor, with two lateral galleries and the access at the corner of the hill.