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The Pamplona Bus Station, located in the city’s downtown, integrates the infrastructure destined for public transportation in a historic walled setting surrounded by green areas. This underground project was carried out taking into consideration the restoration of part of the Pamplona citadel.

The old bullring, unused since 1990, will be transformed into a modern center dedicated to recreation, and it will be crowned with a grand zinc dome and a circular observation deck with views of the whole city at the height of 27 m. The 6 story building will have a surface area of 32,400 m² built over the ground. Total surface area will be greater than 100,600 m². The ground floor of the building will be converted into a great covered bullring to improve pedestrian traffic. Another curiosity of the project is that on the fourth floor, where the hot tubs and the macro-gymnasium are to be located, there will be a circular track overlooking the city where joggers enjoy there sport. Three laps on the track will be the equivalent of 1km.

This building will serve as a vestibule for the entrance to the new Barcelona Fair (Samples Fair).Together with the Torres Fira (two towers) and the new Fira de Barcelona complex covering a total surface area of 240,000 m², completely designed by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito, this has become an integral part of the new door to Barcelona.