The project reinterprets the mixed-use tower as an inhabited forest. Three buildings of different heights — 96, 110, and 89 meters — establish a balanced skyline while breaking the development into distinct vertical communities. Broad horizontal platforms and planted terraces interrupt the towers’ mass, and upper volumes are wrapped in vegetation to extend the landscape from the ground plane into the architecture.

Sky Forest concentrates a large mixed-use program within a compact vertical footprint while returning substantial planted space at multiple levels. Its network of parks, terraces, facade planting, and elevated gardens softens the towers’ scale and strengthens the relationship between dense urban development, public life, and the landscape of Mérida.