


STACKED BARS — The building’s geometry begins with a simple arrangement of four bars stacked one above the other, efficiently organizing the required program. This configuration reflects a functional approach to the layout, where each bar builds upon the next to maximize the use of the available site.

TRIANGULAR FORM — The central bars are rotated 45 degrees, transforming the stacked volumes into a triangular footprint. This shift creates terraces and outdoor spaces between the levels while giving the building a distinctive identity within the campus.

TERRACES — Stacking and rotating the bars creates a series of terraces at different scales. These outdoor spaces support a range of activities, from informal meetings to outdoor study and group events, extending student life beyond the interior of the building.










Agustin Perez-Torres
Bjarke Ingels
Mireia Sala Font
Paula Pagès Camprubí
Alice Dughera
Álvaro Arboledas
Angel Barreno Gutiérrez
Carmen Ortega Hernaez
Diana Álvarez Tortosa
Diego de la Maza
Dorian Prattes
Edoardo Lagrasta
Emma Lomas
German Otto Bodenbender
Isabel Sánchez del Campo
Jeroni Mach
Luca Longinotti
Luca Sandrini
Luis Delgado
Marco Dell'Agli Valletti
Maria Piscopo
Marta Iglesias
Martina Tosarello
Ming Hei Seol
Rodrigo Iglesias
Felipe Samarán Saló