The structure demonstrates the highest form of sustainable design and construction in numerous ways. Building management systems monitors and controls all systems while providing night set back, occupancy controls and monitoring energy use. Mechanically, the HVAC system utilizes dual duct distribution, one for temperature and humidity control, while the other uses tempered ventilation air controlled through CO2 room sensors. Meanwhile, the heat recovery in the ventilation systems automatically shut down in unoccupied spaces.

To improve water usage a grey water system is used which is where rainwater is collected from the roof and used for the building’s plumbing.

Lighting throughout uses a control system and automatic dimming which reduces artificial lighting when daylight is available.

With a large range of amenities from mechatronics and wet labs to conference rooms, the building design kept the structural and mechanical elements open for students to view as a means of learning.