This Athletic Center is to take place at the North Carolina State University campus, where the Dail Softball Field is currently located. The program includes a restaurant, a covered basketball court, computer labs, staff and faculty offices, health and nutrition services offices, common areas for staff and faculty, individual as well as group study rooms for students, classrooms, an auditorium, and a necessary mechanical room. The program was separated into two buildings, where one houses the "loud" culinary and athletic parts of the project, and the other houses the "quiet" academic parts.

The site takes place at a busy campus corner among traditional as well as modern buildings that make up the history of the university. There is a 20 ft difference in topography between the street level to the west and north in comparison to the south and east sides of the site, adjacent to the Paul Derr Track Facility and Dail Soccer Field. Because of this, my intention was to create a connection to both elevations and celebrate the adjacent buildings and fields by creating organizational and geometric connections with the traditional buildings to the north and modern buildings to the west, as well as visual connections to the sports events happening to the east. As for materiality, it emulates the look of the university's historical use of brick masonry but brings the university up to current technology standards and style with the use of metal panels and glass. The landscape design creates a safe place for student-athletes to walk through or gather after a long day of practice after the sun has long set. In addition to a safe space outdoors, an indoor track is provided for the safety of students as well as the ability to continue practicing during inclement weather.
The softwares used to develop this project were Revit, Enscape, and Adobe Suite.