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Three academic and public buildings, planned in a contemporary tropical modern style, form the institutional core of the campus.

The International Institute

Two U-shaped, three-storey buildings, Building A and Building B, face each other across a landscaped courtyard with a fountain and an open-air amphitheatre.

Front view of the International Institute: two three-storey buildings with stone columns, glazing and a central fountain

Inside the buildings

  • Lobby and reception
  • Classrooms and lecture halls
  • Science laboratories and computer labs
  • Library and reading room
  • Administrative offices and staff rooms
  • Open courtyard and amphitheatre for outdoor teaching and events
Building summary
Buildings2 (U-shaped)
Floors3
Built-up area per building, per floor2,850 m²
Built-up area per building8,550 m²
Total built-up area17,100 m²
Building coverage / open space40% / 60%

Knowledge & Learning Auditorium and Event Centre

A 500-seat auditorium with stage and premium acoustics, balcony seating for 200 to 300 more, and a full top floor given over to an event centre for 500 guests.

The Knowledge & Learning Auditorium and Event Centre: a glazed two-height entrance under a deep flat roof

Ground floor

  • Main auditorium, 500 seats
  • Stage
  • Lobby, foyer and pre-function lobby
  • Ticketing and information
  • Administration office and stores

First floor

  • Balcony seating, 200–300 seats
  • Two meeting rooms
  • Multipurpose room and lounge

Event centre (top floor)

  • Event hall for 500 guests
  • Band and performance area
  • Caterer's kitchen and service area
  • VIP room and meeting room
  • Pre-function lobby and foyer

Total capacity across the building is 500 to 1,000 people, with modern restrooms and step-free access on every floor.

Knowledge Commons

A business centre, bookstore and e-library in one building: a hub for learning, research, collaboration and enterprise, with a terrace garden and plenty of natural light.

The IKAR Knowledge Commons: three storeys of glazing and balconies with a tall stone entrance bay

Ground floor: business centre

  • Reception and lobby
  • Business centre and co-working space
  • Meeting and conference rooms
  • Café and lounge
  • Administration office

First floor: bookstore

  • Bookstore with curated academic and professional titles
  • Display area
  • Reading lounge
  • Children's corner

Second floor: e-library

  • Digital library and e-resource zone
  • Reading area and study carrels
  • Group study rooms
  • Quiet lounge

Three levels of 780 m² each, 2,340 m² in total, fully accessible by lift.

Main entrance gate

The campus has one main entrance, on the southern boundary. It is designed as a grand arrival that reflects IKAR's identity, and as the single point of security control.

The main entrance gate by day: a stone monument with the IKAR name, a long timber-lined canopy over the security kiosk, and barrier-controlled lanes
  • One lane in and one lane out, with barrier control
  • Central security office and visitor waiting area
  • Roundabout about 200 m up the driveway for smooth traffic flow
  • Stone cladding, timber-look soffit and vertical metal fins
  • Flowering plants, tropical shrubs and accent lighting
Key information
LocationSouthern boundary
FunctionAccess control, security, visitors
Overall size18 m × 12 m, 7 m high
StyleContemporary tropical modern

Concept drawings

Selected plans, elevations and sections from the concept design by CIS Konsult Limited. Select a drawing to enlarge it. All drawings are indicative and not to scale.

International Institute: site plan with Buildings A and B around the central courtyard
Auditorium: ground floor plan with 500-seat main hall
Main entrance gate: floor plan with security office and in/out lanes
Knowledge Commons: section through business centre, bookstore and e-library
Auditorium: section showing the event centre above the main hall
International Institute: front (north) elevation