The building is a linear volume, a parallelepiped of light, wood and glass. The aim was to achieve multifunctionality and modularity through an elegant and simple geometry, ensuring high flexibility of the interior spaces. The ground floor is composed by two separate volumes characterised by the interplay between transparent and opaque façade elements in order to meet the functional needs of each space. The pedestrian walkway that separates the two volumes is conceived as a place of passage and rest, a connection between the two sides of the university campus. The main lobby is a double-height space with a scenic staircase which not only provides access to the first floor but it also acts as a seating area giving the opportunity to host events and conferences.Areas dedicated to storage, archive and logistics are also located on the ground floor in order to be easily accessible. The first floor is designed to accommodate working spaces which are flexible and easily transformable according to the needs. The modular design makes it easy to create numerous internal configurations offices, meeting rooms, teaching rooms and laboratories.On the top floor there is a roof garden covered by a photovoltaic pergola.