- Home
- Explore our visions
- Projects
- Sa Tanca.
- Reforma Apart. - Madrid.
- Can-Nina.
- Salt River Soc. Housing.
- Maritim Suite.
- Mozambique House.
- Binisafuller Roters.
- CAP - Sant Josep.
- Straw House.
- Reforma Apart. Mao.
- City of Dreams Pavilion.
- Glampers - Tensile.
- Jesse Wedding - Tensile.
- Tensile structures.
- Elephant Nursery-Tensile.
- Sibanye Informal Market.
- Cales de Menorca.
- Drone Perspectives
- Arquitecto
- CV
- Contact Us
Sa Tanca.
Sa Tanca: The Space That Waits.
A Silence Between Ruin and Possibility:
At the threshold of Sant Lluís, a structure stands in limbo—Sa Tanca, a building that was never truly born, suspended between its past failure and a future yet to be written. Conceived as a commercial center in 2005, it fell to the weight of speculative ambition and economic collapse. For years, it remained untouched, an unfinished thought at the entrance to the town, a void resisting purpose.
A Vision for the Future.
In 2021, the tides shifted. The people of Sant Lluís, through their institutions, took hold of Sa Tanca, drawing it back from private inertia into the realm of the collective. But possession is not transformation—owning space does not mean knowing what to do with it. Now it waits, an open question to the political landscape, a challenge to the community:
How do we inhabit what was never meant for us? How do we claim the right to reinvent?
A Space Becoming.
Sa Tanca is not just about its walls, its 14,000m² of latent energy, its empty corridors where dust settles in hesitation. It is about the air that could move through it, the life that could fill it, the hands that could shape it. It is about possibility.
A perforated ground floor, allowing light to trickle into the underground levels, creating spaces where knowledge, creativity, and encounter find shelter.
A green facade, where nature reclaims the surfaces once meant for commercial spectacle, whispering resilience in the language of local flora.
A solar canopy, turning wasted rooftop space into an energy source, as if the sky itself could power the rebirth of this place.
A new public heart, where people no longer pass Sa Tanca indifferently, but through it—where it ceases to be a failed investment and becomes a shared horizon.
A Political and Social Statement.
This is no mere project; it is a political act, a confrontation between models of development. It is about reversing the logic that space belongs first to capital and only later to people. It is about proving that architecture can be civic, not commercial; that a town can grow without selling its soul.
For now, Sa Tanca is waiting. Waiting for courage. Waiting for will. Waiting for the moment when it will no longer be a ruin of interrupted ambitions but an echo of the future we dare to imagine.
