This renovation transforms idle campus space into an ecological garden that bridges educational functions with community interaction, creating a versatile base for learning that preserves environmental education and cultural memory. Centered on the concept of "Rebirth," the design utilizes traditional sisal weaving crafts and reclaimed leucaena wood to create sunshade pavilions with local character. To minimize the use of new materials and enhance environmental integration, the walkways are paved with recycled concrete and scorched bricks.

The project preserves existing trees, including the Malayan Banyan, Madagascar Almond, and Chinese Banyan. Together with aluminum furniture that can be easily rearranged, a "Banyan Tree Classroom" and a "Symbiotic Shaded Dining Table," providing students with a unique environment for study and social exchange.