Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, Opus stands out for its engineering and design. More than a building, the project is an example of how engineering can challenge technical limits to create innovative architecture. The structure was conceived as two independent towers that connect through a suspended bridge at over 70 meters high. This bridge, with three floors and 38 meters in length, required advanced solutions to ensure stability and perfect integration with the sculpted cube's volumetry.
The central void, which traverses eight floors, combines structural precision with bold aesthetics, forming visual axes that redefine the building's relationship with its surroundings.
Additionally, the quadruple-height atrium exemplifies the balance between engineering and design, supporting the grandeur of the space and integrating structural elements with the project's visual lightness.
Every aspect of the construction, from the orthogonal facade to the internal fluidity, was designed to harmonize functionality, innovation, and visual impact. An inspiring example of how engineering shapes the future of cities.