On a plot measuring 62.45 m x 39.55 m, we were allocated an area of 46.45 m x 29.50 m for the construction, in part, of a veterinary hospital with a gross construction area of 2409 m2.

The building is characterized by a basement, ground floor, and first floor, with the basement constructed of reinforced concrete and the remaining floors and roof in a mixture of reinforced concrete and metal structure. Anthracite-colored micro-profiled sandwich panels were used for the facades, and a white composite panel was used to cover the overhang. The front features a fully glazed facade, contrasting with the other facades clad in micro-profiled sheet metal and containing openings with cut glass. The 5-meter-long overhang serves as shelter and protection, projecting the entire building towards the urban front. We sought an architectural language that would differentiate itself from the surrounding industrial environment, given that we are dealing with an industrial zone, and that would identify with a new concept to accommodate such a specific use as a veterinary hospital in a contemporary and innovative approach.