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Indra Building. Torrejón de Ardoz
 functionalityDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |  natural lightDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |  simplicityDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |
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 exterior spacesDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |  interior spaceDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |  modelDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |
 modelDesigned in collaboration with Eloy Díez, this building truly is a "boîte à miracles", a small empty box that was filled with everything that its future owners needed: Light, air, gardens and wide spaces to work. A small box wrapped in a ceramic and glass skin. |
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