In response to the growing demand for housing in Mexico, this vertical and sustainable development in Coacalco, State of Mexico, offers an alternative to the extensive horizontal complexes in the area. The master plan revolves around a 3-hectare "green heart" with facilities, recreation, and leisure areas, promoting an efficient urban design that prioritizes open spaces and minimizes built-up areas.

Towers of 8 and 15 levels are alternately arranged to optimize views, privacy, and ventilation, reducing roadways and encouraging community life. The proposal breaks away from traditional schemes through contemporary architecture, with a distinctive morphology, varied materials, and a modern urban profile. A vehicular and pedestrian circuit connects the condominiums to services, enhancing social integration. The project includes a "Fashion Mall" that boosts the local economy. Its proximity to key road corridors enhances its connectivity and value. This proposal aims to be an urban and social catalyst with dignified, sustainable, and high-quality housing.