Asunción Cuestablanca School, one of the most prominent works of renowned architect Miguel Fisac, was erected in 1965 as an emblematic example of his architectural style. The complex consists of several pavilions constructed in exposed concrete and covered with the unmistakable "hueso" (bone) beams, a distinctive feature present in many of the architect's works. These pavilions are connected by ramps that link the different levels, and the classrooms are arranged in a staggered manner, ensuring independence of views within the ensemble. Asunción Cuestablanca School made the decision to embark on a rehabilitation and renovation project to adapt the building to contemporary standards and needs. This transformation process was entrusted to our team of professionals.

Our mission was to endow the existing space with new materials and furnishings, achieving a renovation of the school's image while preserving and enhancing the virtues of the original architecture.

From the beginning, our intention was to unify all these changes into a single cohesive concept and image, with the aim of providing the school with spaces befitting its prestige and significance. In the renovation process, great importance was placed on the incorporation of sustainable materials and environmentally friendly elements. Natural wood was used for carpentry and doors, not only adding warmth to the space but also contributing to the project's sustainability. Additionally, colours were strategically employed to assist students in navigating the school, facilitating the identification of different floors and classrooms.