A competition by invitation, Fernando Romero proposed a building that addresses the three needs of the Omnilife Corporation for new headquarters, administrative offices, and hotel suites. Situated on the northeastern outskirts of Guadalajara, the new building creates a dynamic environment among other megastructures, including the Omnilife Stadium, the fourth-largest stadium in Mexico.

The sphere is dynamically shaped and illuminated to resemble a flame. This shape is also present in the company’s logo, reinforcing the brand through architecture, and carries with it sports symbolism when viewed in context with the neighboring stadium.

Conceived as a tower, it features a double-skin facade punctuated with bold diagonals, adding movement to the volume’s surface. The sphere’s varying width allows for versatile spaces and unique interiors. A concentrated structural core configures multiple spaces according to their structure within the larger corporation and urban plan.

To integrate sustainability, a gray-water system and natural ventilation are used throughout the entire building.