Functionality and practicality take precedence in the overall design. The space is designed to be creative, cotemporary and innovative to cater to the preferences of Gen-Y students. The utilisation of space stems from the need to accommodate a range of functions, including personal workspace, collaborative space, and public event space. To fulfil the individual requirements of each of these distinct yet connected parcels, a simplistic design strategy was adopted to stimulate studio culture within an open plan layout.

Each parcel is transformative and allow for easy reconfiguration for diverse functions. Personal workspaces line the sides of the building, while flexible utility spaces and discussion rooms are sectioned off at the centre for for tutorials. Modular partitioning is used to manage acoustics and transform small tutorial rooms into larger rooms. A breakout zone at the corner offers an alternative space for informal discussions and collaboration within a relaxed setting.

Negating common perceptions that a faculty should be a mundane and unimaginative space, a blend of materials and elements are applied to introduce a touch of personality and originality, while effectively brightening up the space. While decorative elements are kept to a minimum, each area features a vibrant colour play to complement and bring warmth through the implementation of industrial-inspired materials and open ceilin