The Hogar Alemán consists of 5 interdependent buildings, housing 140 bedrooms and various common spaces. The central building it’s the heart of the project, with one level, it houses the cafeteria and living areas for residents and visitors. Surrounding it, are four buildings of 3 and 4 levels, with communal spaces located on the ground floors: gym, workshop rooms, play room, dining area, and services. This layout creates a large communal space on the ground level, facilitating different routes and integrating closely with the surrounding park. A reinforced concrete construction allows large spans, enabling flexibility in its future use. The large concrete columns that reach the ground throughout the perimeter give unity to the whole, lending a sense of monumentality to the first floor, recalling a sense of the 'public' in a suburban context.

On the upper levels are the bedrooms, where multiple design strategies were implemented to encourage sociability among the residents. Each floor features units similar to a "shared home", accommodating 12 or 16 residents, numbers that allow for the formation of close-knit social groups. These bedrooms were conceived as minimal spaces, prioritizing their outdoor areas to promote interaction outside of them. Unlike traditional hotel corridors, the corridors external to the bedrooms are living areas, with shared tables and internal windows visually connecting rooms with corridors. These spaces feature natural lighting and ventilation, thanks to their organization around courtyards. Additionally, spacious terraces allow for enjoying the surrounding landscape; once again, these places lack divisions to encourage neighborly encounters and conversation.