The Tlalpan Computing Center introduces a new typology by breaking away from the bunker-style model, allowing safe circulation through critical areas via a glazed perimeter corridor, with an educational focus and a high level of technological integration. The project repurposes the original reinforced and expanded concrete structure as the foundation for a new spatial organization, incorporating glass volumes and aluminum paneling. Connected by a main axis measuring 195 meters in length and 4 meters in width, the program is distributed over two levels around two main lobbies and includes an interior courtyard that brings light and spatial definition. Fully automated, the building integrates advanced control systems and complies with international standards. Its flexible design allows for the reconfiguration of areas and functions without compromising the operation of multinational banking services.