Breaking from traditional orthogonal grids, the building introduces diagonal elements to transform negative spaces into positive, stimulating ones. The angular outdoor forms act as a dynamic visual focus.The divergent form resolves site complexities while enabling multi-directional visual connections. East-west glass curtain walls frame views of the playground and landscape, optimizing sightlines in a dense context.

 

The divergent layout generates semi-enclosed courtyards, creating "boundary" and "end" spaces ideal for student occupancy. This intimate scale maximizes activity frequency, enhances spatial quality on compact land, and invigorates the external areas, contributing to a dynamic campus complex.

The fair-faced concrete facade with narrow strip windows evokes brutalism while reinforcing the semi-enclosed spaces. On the landscape-facing sides, large floor-to-ceiling windows and a saw-tooth, setback terrace create a striking contrast between rough and delicate elements.