There is such an interesting point in the region of Cádiz, not only because of its strategic geographical location, but also because of its enormous architectural and landscape potential. These are two places only separated by a watercorse and they belong to the municipalities of San Fernando and Chiclana, respectively: Punta del Boquerón and the town of Sancti Petri.

The preexistences like vegetation, roads and architecture determine the two points of view regarding the territory:
1. The intervention at the Punta del Boquerón is linear, completing the intermittent connections of the landscape with pedestrian promenades and docks.
2. In Sancti Petri, meanwhile, there is a densification and condensation of the main program, similar to a large touristic exchanger. Thus, the project propose a visitors centre, a sailing centre, a parking site and a people's umbrella.

The whole project has been unified thanks to the application of the same constructive system. This is achieved through a cruciform system of laminated wood that, through different variation in its angle, adapts to the different situations of the project through the development of three typologies for six interventions.