Using this history as a conceptual layer in developing a hotel, it was important to recognize the regeneration and positive reuse of the area. What does regenerative mean in the context of interaction from person to person and person to city? Are there necessary components of community development that are exclusive to temporary company? Producing a sector of this plan that allows for  commingled events and activities that engage both transient and permanence promote the generation and spread of visiting culture while providing residents with a vestige of past relics from these times. The creation of an art gallery commending the production and participation of art anchors the concept of the hotel in the bygone of Vila Olimpica.

The Main Gallery is composed of three floors with entry from the ground level of the marina, conducting traffic in from the public and serving as medium for  visitors descending the tower. The gestures of the gallery are reactions to the 500’ - 0" tower that gain angular qualities in order to reflect the sky, closer to the tower's base. From here, the tower carves away at itself nodding in function to the plazas of Barcelona. Through the surgical placement of openings and walkways, users apprehend the mixture of activities found at street level. Gardens, sand pits and urban furniture line the openings, allowing the tower to mimic a blend and passing of the once again, transient and permanent.