The building adopts a longitudinal layout, in line with the proportions of the allocated plot at one end of De Las Fuentes Park, with a setback that corresponds to the main vertical and service cores. At higher levels, these setbacks allow a clear differentiation between the four units that constitute the spaces for private use. On the ground level, the setback determines the position of the main entrance to the residence from the south, differentiated from the entrance to the day center from the west, via an exclusive courtyard.

The core of the project is the space that houses the multi-purpose court, around which are grouped the spaces and services necessary both for its maintenance and for the users and athletes. The versatility of the center has determined the position of the room, given the role in can play in both sports competitions, as in other uses, in which the track could be partially occupied by the public, providing a stage annexed to the track and the subsequent rooms.