As a result the plan develops inwardly and designs a sheltered, welcoming sort of natural habitat which protects the life and activities of the campus.

From a plan volumetric point of view the scheme develops an architectonic plant characterized by an articulated sequence of juxtaposed buildings placed in a comb like structure where the open space acts as the back bone.

The idea is that the plan is not just a sum of single buildings but rather a structure of related parts functioning as an organism able to elegantly confront itself with the surrounding landscape and to place itself with discretion in the city sky-line.

From an architectural point of view the idea is that the buildings should be of essential geometry and marked by a dual characteristic in the fronts: the external ones should be hermetic and quiet whilst those looking inside should be characterized by the presence of a series of tall windowing distributed on the surface with an uneven design.

The buildings would be treated with a sophisticated chromatic approach elaborated on three hues of green.