New spaces are conceived upon two structural load bearing wall which act as free space from inside and from outside it act as huge canvas to express the campus community. Meanwhile it connects and involve students to the building tradition. Also, these parallel walls are helps to reduce the footprint of space and structure is uplifted in a way to allow rainwater absorb by the natural ground.  Along with locally available brick were used as material, but the design has composite structure where steel act as small thin structural member in large space to allow more flexibility into the space and its usage. Proportion of the space is derived based upon the existing significant buildings occupied by community to establish continuity. The scale of all the intervention is such to express the subtle character of building which give more importance to the surrounding landscape rather the building and also can be constructed without application of complex layers of construction. Here elements like veranda, louvers, and small punchers are the key things which used in design to respond the harsh climate of Bengal. Many of furniture, windows in the design is re used from the old buildings to reduce the overall cost. Building mainly designed and conceived as indigenous yet contemporary shelter which can be totally, partially and permanently open or closed based on its functional and climatic conditions. Therefore each designed spaces is shaped according to its micro context and also to the larger harmony of the Kala Bhavana.

In a way, this thesis project is an attempt to involve, analyse and understand the architectural environment of historic Kala Bhavana, Santiniketan based on the vital ideology crafted by Rabindranath Tagore and try to manifest those ideas into the current context.