The design aimed to create a green building that responds to both environmental and urban challenges. it bundled programs efficiently to maximize usable space on a narrow site. A sequence of indoor-outdoor spaces was introduced, including vertical pavilions and buffer zones between public and private areas.

Sustainability & Passive Design: Passive cooling strategies were central: shaded facades, vegetation, and air circulation systems.
Precast concrete planters shaped like inverted arches were used to collect water and support greenery.
A gap between the green layer and the building envelope allowed cool air to circulate, turning the west façade into a natural filter for air and light.