The project proposes a public healthcare facility guided by criteria of modular efficiency, functional clarity, and environmental control. Designed in collaboration with architect Javier Oliver, the building is structured in two complementary layers. The lower volume is visually supported by a water-efficient vertical garden that acts as a climate filter and provides privacy for the patient care areas. The upper floating section is formed by a translucent polypropylene shell that evenly filters natural light into the examination rooms. This facade is shaped by circular perforations that, in addition to defining the elevation, convey a powerful symbolic gesture: the name “Son Ferriol” written in Braille. The result is a sober, high-tech architectural design that is firmly integrated into its urban surroundings.