The building brings the school's academic life into one connected space: a 425-seat presentation hall, a central courtyard for outdoor learning, and second-floor suites dedicated to robotics, architecture and design, a Bloomberg terminal lab, and a maker space, along with flexible classrooms built for cross-disciplinary teaching.

Grounded in the idea that learning happens everywhere on campus, not just inside a classroom, the design gives students room to build, present, and collaborate across subjects. Completion is expected in 2027.