The original building was designed and constructed by architect Americo Maini in 1908.

[2] Since 1993 it had been considered a building of local interest and in 2002 was declared a National Heritage Site by resolution 1.448/002 of the Ministry of Education and Culture.

[3] The design and in particular its tiled roof, main entrance and its railings are an outstanding example of modernist architecture, which is quite common in Pocitos.

With the same purpose, architect Marcelo de Vita projected classrooms for temporary use in 1969.

[4][5] At the same time and by the same architect, the gym was designed, which was built after the construction of the annexed building along with two accesses from Jose Marti street.