The building is on the edge of a 30-meter ravine, located on Avenida Saavedra, in the Miraflores area of La Paz, Bolivia.

It has a challenging architecture as it has a 4-story high cantilever and up to 6 meters of light.

The remarkable thing about this project is that the geometry is not what is recommended to be seismic-resistant, so special mechanisms had to be provided internally to resist the torsional stress produced by earthquakes. In this way, a building has been achieved that, with these structural requirements, is capable of withstanding earthquakes greater than those specified in the standards.

The back of the building has a panoramic view where you can see the Triplet Bridges, Arce Avenue, Poet's Avenue and much of our beautiful city.

The building has 2 basements and 8 floors, for a total of 10 levels.

Our work consisted of the structural design and calculation, and the partial supervision of the work, which was in charge of our PhD. MSc. engineer Mario Galindo Queralt.