The architectural concept of the new university building is based on the archetypal form of a compact white block, which expresses the rationality, precision and refinement of the scientific environment through its purity
and moderation. This elementary mass is horizontally disturbed at the level of the 5th floor by a distinct gap – the so-called SUPERPATREM, which visually divides the building into a stable base and a lighter, receding upper part.
The SUPERPATRO, at the level of the main cornice of the existing building of the University of Science and Technology, becomes a symbolic and spatial interface between the educational and office parts of the building and at the same time functions as a key architectural motif that gives the building a clear identity within the campus and the wider urban context and lightens the overall mass.
The white block façade is designed as a rhythmic, modular shell that integrates transparent and solid sections in a balance between energy efficiency and visual openness.

The regular grid of the façade supports the legibility of the design logic, allows for interior layout flexibility, and creates a quiet, campus-like scale that distinguishes the building from the surrounding commercial development. The overall effect is one of timeless, dignified architecture that reflects the public and educational character of the institution through its formal restraint. The layout of the 12-storey building is based on the principles of operational rationality, clear orientation and maximum spatial efficiency. The supporting element of the concept of the above-ground part of the building is the central two-storey lobby, which forms the communication core of the building and at the same time functions as a space for social interaction and informal gathering of students and academic staff. The central lobby is naturally illuminated by a pair of hexagonal skylights that bring daylight deep into the layout