Through an analysis of the technical panels and the theoretical proposal, this intervention can be examined through the lens of social sculpture and climatic logistics: The proposal is structured around the "Green Block" concept, a 140x140m model aimed at achieving a metabolic balance where $CO_2$ emissions tend toward zero. Architecture is understood not as an isolated object but as an integrated system optimizing the three pillars of sustainability: society, economy, and environment. The design utilizes a 7x7m structural grid that allows for total flexibility in space usage, facilitating transitions between studios, offices, housing, and commercial areas. This "tectonics" of local natural stone and reinforced white concrete acts not only as an elegant aesthetic choice but also as a thermal accumulator to reduce energy consumption.
