This 3 story University is split into two modules with a central boulevard acting as a thoroughfare and a space to hold events.

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The boulevard gives access to both blocks by a series of exposed stairs and lift cores integrated within the internal facing façade.

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Block A, houses the research labs. Block B, houses the lecture rooms, study rooms, recreational facilities, staff quarters and the Cafeteria.

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With direct access to public transport, the university is designed as a vehicle-free, pedestrians-only campus. The site contains a parking zone for bicycles, and further extends the use of eco-friendly vehicles with e-bike charging stations located at the north and south entrance.

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Creating a sense of botanical tranquility, the surroundings are awash with dense trees and lush green sub-tropical flora. These dense areas are designed to shade people wishing to study or relax outdoors, whilst staying cool from the humid weather.

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The gently undulating timber atrium roof harnesses the rhythmical movements found in the natural world. The curved form is positioned in sharp contrast to the flat internal-facing façade.

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The atrium roof is interlaced with elliptical shaped sky-lights made from TUFFAK 15 polycarbonate sheets. The frosted-satin finished sheets disperses sun light and softens the intense mid-day solar glare.