The La Gota Cultural Centre is a 1200 m² hybrid building for exhibition spaces designed by Losada García Arquitectos. Located in Navalmoral de la Mata (Cáceres), it was built on a plot that housed a building in the 1930s in which child malnutrition was combated with the distribution of milk, "La Gota de Leche (The Drop of Milk)", hence its authors', Ramiro Losada and Alberto García, decision to give it this name. Its nomenclature is also a tribute to tobacco, a crop that served as the economic engine of the area for many years.

Its geometry is attributed to the structure of the tobacco plant, with the same principle of equality and diversity that we also see in these vegetables in which the leaves are similar, but different at the same time. Because of this, the building contains a core for vertical communication and a structure from which plants appear with equal size and morphology, but with different heights and characters that are slightly offset. The five floors that make up the La Gota Cultural Centre host temporary exhibition spaces, a permanent exhibition for the painter Sofía Feliu and a Tobacco Museum and are set on five displaced boxes placed one on top of the other.

The façade is made of a double skin composed of ceramic fabric and a curtain wall. This creates a thermal space that directs the views from the inside, prevents heating in the summer season and forms a picture of the tobacco drying buildings.

CORTIZO's architecture and engineering department collaborated closely with Losada García arquitectos on this project, carrying out mechanical, thermal and acoustic calculations to solve the building's enclosure with 1000 m² of the TP 52 curtain wall. It is a traditional or stick façade system configured by aluminium mullions and transoms with a 52 mm exposed section that form a supporting structure. The glass is fixed to this structure by a continuous pressure profile screwed from the outside to the screwport, wich includes mullions and transoms. Through this profile, the glass is held on all four sides and, thanks to the rubber spacers, its contact with the metal is avoided. Both the pressure profile and the screws are hidden under the rectangular cover or embellishing profile. Furthermore, the great variety of profiles and existing mechanical connections for the new generation of CORTIZO façades made it possible to execute the curtain wall with corner glass joints at 90 °. Likewise, the flush mullions and transoms for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd level, the continuation parts, the pipettes, the tear strip gaskets and the totally vulcanized corner guarantee the absolute watertightness, drainage and water evacuation of the enclosure. The TP 52 system stands out for its excellent thermal and acoustic benefits, based on its wide thermal break area and a glazing, in this case, of 30 mm; characteristics that are reinforced by the excellent results achieved in the AEV test benches and obtaining the CWCT certification according to the demanding British regulations.