The materiality, the brick and its diversity of use and performative dimension are the concepts that really caught the attention of the jury. The ability to play with the bricks and create geometries, to generate many visual resources with the same material and, finally, offer a very qualitative facade. It is worth noting the overhang that frames the opening to the street. The jury considers this proposal to be a small, pleasant and intelligent intervention, and underlines the great effort in the organisation and composition of the windows.

This proposal is one that achieves a great deal with not very much. The jury considers it to be a very high-quality strategy; a simple, clear and modest idea in the economy of resources. How it responds to the continuity of the facades has also been assessed. The proposed balcony is not generic, but adds a very interesting axis, and is articulated as a space that allows the interior to come out. Also noteworthy are the openings on the ground floor, which activate the new square and offer a certain social control.

The jury highlights the difficulty of the technique, how the brick is used in a much more artistic way than in the other ideas. The proposal plays with reminiscence, since the memory of the existing building, which was demolished, is incorporated into the design of the new facade, and is completed with the decision to use these bricks; a traditional Catalan technique is therefore recovered.

The jury awarded an honourable mention to this proposal for the idea of a pergola, which creates an entrance to the square and gives solar protection to the public space with the incorporation of solar panels; it is considered an attractive solution, although it is not part of the object of the competition.