QUB embodies an urban industrial aesthetic with vibrant and energetic design elements, combined with a focus on form and shape. The building is intended offer a variety of spaces for co-working, gathering, and interaction. These spaces include multiple pocket gardens, meeting rooms, and open common areas spread across different levels and zones.

​

The QUB, with a total area of 6548 m², is designed space divided into four distinct zones, each represented by a unique shape and color for easy navigation and enhanced user experience. These zones include square, round, triangle, and freeform shapes, paired with corresponding colors—yellow, blue, red, and green. This color-coded system serves as a clear way-finding tool.

​

A standout feature of the design is the community ramp, stretching an impressive 198 feet in length and 28 feet in width. This area serves multiple purposes, including spaces for reading, resting, and social interaction. At the heart of the ramp is a large indoor garden, creating a peaceful and rejuvenating environment. The garden is integrated with a staircase that connects the three floors of the building, and each floor houses private container meeting rooms with three different colours. The interior design extends into functional spaces such as the gym, lounge, and games room, where the use of shapes and colors continues. The gym is zoned by activity types, with the ceiling and panel designs differentiating the areas. The strength zone features a freeform layout, the cardio zone is characterized by a square design, and the parts zone adopts a triangular layout. These distinct shapes and color schemes guide users and define the areas of activity.

​

Materials play a pivotal role in creating the building’s atmosphere. Wood is used as the primary material, bringing warmth and softness to space. Hollow blocks and steel elements are incorporated all over the building offering a modern, industrial feel. The QUB concept is a meticulously crafted space that balances aesthetics and functionality. Its thoughtful use of shapes, colors, materials, and spatial organization fosters a sense of community while ensuring an inviting and engaging environment for all users.