
A white building with a red base, featuring rectangular windows and surrounded by trees.
Story
A military pavilion transformed into a multifunctional building emphasizing openness and adaptability. The Sa Nau project by atzur arquitectura is a thoughtful intervention in Building 601 of the Sa Coma service park. Originally a military pavilion, the building has been reimagined to support contemporary living, working, and socializing. The architectural approach celebrates the building's inherent regularity and symmetry, hallmarks of its military origins, while retaining its envelope to enhance energy efficiency and climatic performance. A key innovation is the transformation of the inner courtyard into a large skylight, creating a public gathering space that anchors the building's functions. The northeast wing is designated for offices, while the southwest wing accommodates exhibitions or conferences. Service areas are strategically placed along the northwest façade. The design promotes flexibility, allowing future adaptability, and enhances spatial dignity through openness, natural light, and improved ventilation. Exterior spaces are equally respected, preserving the site's identity while enhancing functionality and contemporary relevance.
## Design Highlights
Retention and enhancement of the building's original envelope for improved energy performance Inner courtyard transformed into a skylight for public gatherings Flexible interior layout promoting openness and adaptability Designated areas for offices, exhibitions, and service functions Respectful treatment of exterior spaces to preserve site identity
## Key Facts
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Location | Sa Coma service park, Eivissa, Spain |
| Architect | atzur arquitectura |
| Year | 2026 |
| Status | Built |
| Function | Multifunctional building with offices and exhibition spaces |
Technical Summary
Finishes
- Exterior Finish: White facade with red accents and a red-tiled roof.
- Interior Finish: Exposed brick walls and wooden paneling.
Materials
- Stucco — Exterior walls
- Tile — Roof and interior flooring
- Concrete — Structural and facade elements
- Glass — Windows and doors
- Brick — Interior walls
- Wood — Interior paneling
Construction / Systems
- Structural System: The building maintains its original military structure with enhancements for energy efficiency and flexibility.
Products
- Not specified
Palette / Lighting
- Colors: White, Red
- Lighting: Natural lighting through large windows and skylights
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