With the gentle gesture of a curve, clothed in a delicate metal frame and wrapped around itself in concentric circles, there is a pedestrian bridge linking the Technological Center of Palmas Altas with the urban layout of the center of Seville. Below it, the fast bustle of the SE-30 highway turns into a whisper.

Elements characteristic of engineering projects, such as ramps, pillars and panels, only enrich the proposed landscape of the whole environment from the simplicity of their lines.

The project, designed in partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners, won first prize in an international design competition. The project aims to create a user-friendly and humane building that provides a pleasurable experience where users can find their way around easily. The building is conceived as a pleasant space and a meeting point for visitors and workers at the Justice Campus in Madrid, departing from the traditional and preconceived image of this kind of facility. The Multipurpose building houses three uses: a commercial area, restaurants and car parks.

It is a building consistent with the planning objectives, responding to the architectural and aesthetic demands of the surroundings, and stands as the main entrance to the precinct. The proposal recovers the visual importance of a space usually associated with uncomfortable experiences and is dedicated to spending as little time in it as possible. A highly functional project to achieve maximum efficiency of parking and that considers both the quality of space and display of shopping areas and restaurants through the optimization of pedestrian flows.

The proposal for the P-7 incorporates numerous recycled or waste materials, ranging from recycled aggregate for the concrete of the structure and recycled glass, to furniture and fittings made of recycled plastics.