To break away form the conventional image of an educational institution, the interior design carries on the concepts of openness, fluidity and movement, as employed in architecture. ...Collapse

Interior spaces include the ground floor reception, auditoriums, lift lobbies, classrooms, a gymnasium, galleries, and a library. Straight lines create directional flows, patterns and movement, with floor, wall and ceiling lines, the lines of room configurations and the lines of lighting, interacting with each other to produce geometric shapes and patterns, an 'Orchestra of Spatial Movement'. ...Collapse

Inexpensive, common materials were used, as well as bright colours in order to appeal to a younger audience. In one auditorium, purple and royal blue chairs fill the space, and large wooden triangles protrude from the walls, while in the other, a mustard and lime colour palette is used in the furniture and ceiling. The structure housing the lifts is cut on a slight diagonal line, thicker at the top than the bottom, and painted sky blue and green. The roof features horizontal bars, like those found on the building’s façade, creating a sense of vibrancy and motion. ...Collapse