The choice of this name is linked to the courtyard shape of the structure, which is reminiscent of a common feature in traditional rural and agricultural architecture. In Latin, 'Cohorte' underscores the historical and practical significance of such spaces as gathering points for various activities, reflecting the building's commitment to embracing these traditions.

The vegetation selected for the rooftop is chosen to minimize the need for additional water, considering the arid climate that characterizes today's summers as the new norm. These resilient plants not only contribute to the rooftop's lush, inviting appearance but also reduce the overall environmental impact.