© Javier Callejas
With the pavilion designed by Alberto Campo Baeza the Francisco de Vitoria private university, which was founded in the1990s, has been given a new core.
The minimalist complex is composed of two volumes that are clearly differentiated in terms of size and the composition of their facades: a sports hall, conceived by the architect as a kind of light-box, and a solid, two-storey building containing seminar rooms and offices. These two buildings are linked by a connecting element with a roof that can be used as a terrace.
The minimalist complex is composed of two volumes that are clearly differentiated in terms of size and the composition of their facades: a sports hall, conceived by the architect as a kind of light-box, and a solid, two-storey building containing seminar rooms and offices. These two buildings are linked by a connecting element with a roof that can be used as a terrace.