Crossing the subtle entry, identified by the completely exposed double height main lobby, the attention is diverted to the eye-catching technical display on the huge blank wall. From here the pitch-dark VR room, discussion room, washrooms, the double height studio with clay modelling and milling areas and office spaces on both floors are accessed through a circulatory passage linking all and the main stair-core. The spaces possess an ethereal quality due to the openness of the design, which relies rather heavily on transparent glass for the demarcation of activities. The significant absence of colour in this otherwise monochromatic glassy spatial maze is also a contributing factor. The ardent worship of the beautiful lush green spread of swaying foliage and the everchanging natural sky and sun-lighting all around is evident and it’s synergy with the restricted Architectural hand elevates the ambience, creating the exact ‘non-space’ – a zone of complete unrestricted freedom viable for nurturing creative ideas. It provides the feeling of solitude in a blissful expansive rolling meadow, ideal for solo pursuits, while also amenable to collaborations in the terraces and the interesting staircases which can double up as seats of interaction with the entities around. The studio proudly shows off floating workspace areas, accessed by floating steps, which are revealed to be the twins to the exterior break-out terraces. The purpose of the singular tree of the façade outside is spotted here, as the surprising integral focus of the studio environment. Timelessness engulfs the visitors and users alike as a paradox in an Architecture which celebrates a totalitarian display of the sun’s rotation, where every hour is seen and felt in all wholesomeness.