The educational building, which allows visitors to experience a sense of depth through an inner courtyard that respects the topography of the land, and the dormitory building, which visually interprets the flow of the mountainous landscape, both incorporate the natural characteristics of their finishing materials. This reflects the intention to make these man-made structures blend seamlessly into the natural environment.

Consequently, the construction method—which involves the three-dimensional division of the building on the sloping site—creates interstitial spaces, and the innovative approach to floor planning not only overcomes the site conditions but also opens up possibilities for diversifying the curriculum by providing community spaces, which are a key component of the training program.