This project primarily serves as the "Alumni Club" and the "Student Arts and Culture Salon." The architectural design features two glass boxes of different scales, nestled within the natural spaces created by the removal of kindergarten buildings. This arrangement ensures the preservation and growth of the existing trees that surround the indoor spaces. The roof, constructed using a CLT wooden grid beam system supported by slender steel columns, defines a visually unobstructed horizontal space, allowing the greenery to serve as the backdrop of the indoor space.

The roof extends outward, and the glass walls recess inward from the boundaries, forming a semi-outdoor interstitial space, expected to facilitate diverse activities especially in rainy or hot weather of Tainan. Over half of the glass box facades consist of glass doors that can be flexibly adjusted to enhance the connection and ventilation between the interior and exterior. Service facilities such as a cafe, meeting rooms, and bathroom facilities are integrated within the concrete structure. The entire outdoor area surrounding the building is defined by landscaping features, including grassy lawns, metal pergolas supported by single columns, low walls, and concrete pathways.

This design ensures a seamless integration with the surrounding campus and fosters a natural flow of campus activities both within and beyond the NCKU Art Lounges.