Science City aims to make science accessible to all and inspire future generations. The new campus creates an environment conducive to discovery; where the boundary between private research spaces and public exhibition environments is blurred and visitors are encouraged to freely explore.

Although complex in appearance, the design is deceptively simple; a series of linear buildings are laid out at regular intervals and divided by shaded green avenues that draw in prevailing winds to passively cool the spaces. A meandering public Science Garden cuts through these buildings at first floor level forming a walking loop offering expansive views over the exhibition halls below.  

The simple array of rectilinear buildings minimises cost whilst enabling effective construction sequencing in 3 distinct phases. The project is proposed to be constructed from rammed earth with material sourced from the site and its surrounding context to minimise embodied carbon.