Flexbrick is an innovative construction system that allows for the creation of ventilated facades and roofs using ceramic pieces of different shapes and colors. The Roldán Civic Center, located in the municipality of Torre Pacheco, is an emblematic work that has used this system to create a sustainable, functional, and aesthetic building.

The project, designed by the architecture studio Lopez + Aroca, consists of a two-story building that houses various public services, such as a library, an auditorium, an exhibition hall, and several classrooms.

The building is organized around a central courtyard that serves as a distributor and meeting space. The facade of the building is covered with white Flexbrick ceramic pieces, which create a contrasting effect with the urban and rural surroundings. The pieces are diamond-shaped and arranged in an irregular pattern that creates shadows and reflections.

The Flexbrick system allows for easy installation and low maintenance, in addition to improving the thermal and acoustic insulation of the building.

The use of Flexbrick in the Roldán Civic Center demonstrates the advantages of this system for creating innovative and sustainable architectures that adapt to the climate and context. The result is a building that combines functionality and beauty and integrates into the urban landscape as an architectural landmark.