Due to his mobility problems, our client needs certain physical conditioning therapies daily. For this, he asked us to design a small pavilion that would allow him to carry out these activities throughout the year. Three circular glazed volumes are initially proposed, which make up an inner skin of glass bricks and an outer skin of concrete bricks. Subsequently, they extend and intersect, resulting in two large volumes: on the one hand, an isolated massage room, and on the other, an exercise room next to a bathroom. Four types of concrete bricks were designed that allow the total configuration of the exterior envelope necessary to control solar radiation and provide privacy to each of the spaces. The metal structure, hidden between both skins, supports all the bricks, generating a collaborative system where all the pieces participate.

The project is conceived as a 'Total Work of Art,' an opportunity to design and manufacture each of the elements that compose it. This habitable sculpture of only 45m2 appears to be a monolithic and rigid block during the day but allows indirect light to enter through the offset of each brick. As night falls, it becomes fragile and slender, where the interior light is projected outward, illuminating the garden that accompanies it.