The design spans 11 levels, reaching approximately 64 meters in height, and includes 35,000 square meters of gross floor area. The interior spaces are flexible and reconfigurable, organized around a central bioclimatic courtyard that provides natural light, ventilation, and visual connectivity across floors. The high-performance façade integrates solar shading systems and photovoltaic panels.

Special attention is given to user well-being: the central courtyard features rooftop gardens, while the building’s upper levels include a gym, swimming pool, company daycare, and relaxation areas. Interior environments ensure acoustic, visual, and thermal comfort through advanced systems and natural ventilation.

From a sustainability perspective, the building relies on renewable energy sources, rainwater harvesting, and recyclable materials, and is designed as a Nearly Zero Energy Building (NZEB). Modular construction and prefabrication ensure long-term flexibility and adaptability to the evolving needs of scientific research.