The building, narrow and elongated, occupies the place of the existing embankment, cutting and replacing it. Its roofs, inclined in the opposite direction to the slope, have a vegetal treatment that allows them to be fused with the adjacent vegetal slopes, in this way improving the vision that one has of the set from the perimeter streets, which remain at a higher elevation. This strategy also reduces the apparent volume of the building, reducing the view of the built area and increasing the planted surfaces.

The floor of the building, 700 sqm, is organized into two clearly differentiated areas. Firstly, the public domain formed by the set of rooms designed to serve the users of the facility and, secondly, the private area configured by the service pieces necessary for the preparation and movement of the coffins. A system of patios that order, hierarchize and illuminate spaces while establishing filters between different environments completes the organization of the floor.

The structural system consists of reinforced concrete walls and slabs with pine wood planks and cut steel pillars shaped with boards. The materialization is complemented with natural stone flooring and vertical wood claddings that bring warmth to the interiors. The steel pillars generate luminous graduations, establish visual filters and protect the interior from the direct rays of the sun.

The materiality generated by the repertoire of textures of the structural elements seen together with natural light, qualify and determine the environments of each space.