In Las Tablas, an area within Madrid’s Fuencarral-El Pardo district, the Madrid practice of Rafael de La-Hoz has raised this freestanding construction with triangular floor plans where the loadbearing structure of the slabs is pushed outward, forming a huge lattice that gives protection against solar radiation. The office building distributes 14,299 square meters in five floors above ground level, and two underground levels provide 450 parking niches. The roof contains sports facilities.

The project has earned the LEED Platinum Core & Shell certification, the highest distinction granted by the US Green Building Council (USGBC), and the 5-star DIGA (Distintivo Indicador del Grado de Accesibilidad) of the Shangri-La Foundation.