The vision of this project is for Harlech to embrace the thriving life science sector in North Wales and benefit the ageing local communities through leading cancer research and care. The designer believes that the next hundred years will witness a growing understanding of ourselves - our bodies, brains, and diseases. The boundaries between what we are and what we create will blur, merging virtual models and physical entities. The Harlech Institute of Cancer and Care Research aims to inspire scientists, foster scientific discoveries, and connect with a wider community through intertwined pocket gardens, pop-up labs, automation and robotics, community kitchens, and interconnected spaces that encourage meaningful interactions. Built upon the hypothesis of nuclear batteries and inspired by neural connections, it is an innovative and forward-looking institution that grows and adapts to its environment and the needs of its communities.