The programme requirements allow for spacious rooms and a certain freedom in the configuration of the floor plan. An analogy is proposed with the different states of water: the perimeter is associated with its molecular geometry in a solid, hexagonal, rigid and regular state, while the new interior lines flow to adapt to the needs and generate calm spaces, as if they were in the liquid state.

The interior partitions are materialised with vertically cut, dark-coloured finishes, reinforcing the curved geometries and contrasting with the luminosity of the perimeter. The installations are organised through a radial layout and are routed through the false ceiling, minimising its occupation in order to maintain the maximum free height and leave the triangular framework of the forging visible in the cantilevered volumes of the vertices.