The building is a new design of an old house where the respect of the almond tree became an important issue of the project. The almond tree preserved provides passive benefits such as shading, air circulation, and views. A glass facade was projected by designers placing it behind the tree. The building has three materials, steel, polished cement and glass. It is finished in polish cement. All spaces have openings looking to the patio. Views, sounds, lighting, and passive methods of natural comfort were used in the building. Office under the shade of an almond tree is like a small jewel.

Arturo Campos is an important architect in Mexico, he studied for a doctorate in acoustic architecture in Barcelona and worked on Gaudí's Sagrada Familia in Barcelona from 1999 to 2002. In Mérida, Mexico, he has had his architecture and design office for 20 years.The maximum achievements of Arturo Campos are prizes in biennials of national and international architecture in countries such as Mexico, Costa Rica, England or Italy. His architecture always seeks to be part of helping society, solving individual or urban social problems, designing and building spaces with comfort as well as helping to develop different urban planning plans and architecture committed to the environment.

Arturo Campos Architects is a firm of architecture in México, award winning architects dedicated to architectural design, architectural acoustics and construction. They have buildings in America and Europe and have won many prizes like national and international architectural biennales, and international prizes. They are specialized in acoustics and bioclimatic architecture.