The proposed concept is to provide a cultural complex, vocational facilities, and open public spaces for youths and young adults within the informal community of Haggana, and the formal community of Gardenia City. The cultural complex celebrates the Egyptian craftsmanship of stone sculpting through the sculpting workshop, studio, and research facility. Both in social and cultural engagement, the site allows both communities to gain new knowledge and share their expertise with others. The architectural language and the sculpted façade embody boulders of hope for Haggana and Gardenia City.

The brief Contextual Futurism is developed in the project as a new dialogue from social and cultural differences. Rather than taking the conventional approach of identifying similarities, the approach of the speculative future should be through understanding the tension and differences between communities. The ideal mixture of cultures to co-exist should be at the mid-point between total separation and total amalgamation. The supplements for this near-future speculation shall also take contextual materials and tectonics into account to highlight local traditional skillsets.