The main material of the construction is exposed concrete, except the façade, Juan M. Otxotorena opts for folded gold aluminium deployé sheet for the exterior. The façade creates a great contrast with the buildings that surround it thanks to its shape and colour.

Parking on the west beach of Benidorm by Juan M. Otxotorena. Photograph by Pedro Pegenaute.
The car park is organized in seven levels connected to each other by a spiral ramp. From the outside, a cylindrical shape is perceived that encompasses a large number of car parks in a privileged location, with part of its volume integrated into the steep slope of the hillside on which it rests.

Project description by Juan M. Otxotorena
The building has a privileged location on the second row of buildings facing the Poniente Beach in Benidorm. It opens up to the views of the promenade and plays a strategic role in relation to ambitious urban development plans for the following sloping building area.
It consists of seven levels under a roof, connected by a spiral ramp whose volume is perceived from the outside as a large cylinder. Its architecture is solved with an exposed concrete finish, except for the façade, which is covered by a folded sheet metal cladding made of golden aluminum deployé, whose sophistication is affirmed by the contrast. The volume is buried on its west side and becomes more aerial as it rises.
The cylinder containing the ramp is topped with a viewing point accessible to pedestrians, which extends the ascent of the spiral. A pergola leads to nearby urban elevators for easy beach access. The rest of the roof is used for parking and connects to the same level with a surface allowing 200 additional parking spaces.