Abstract

This study examines the architectural considerations for a Learning and Living Centre for scholars that intends to create a seamless connection between the urban environment and educational institutions. As cities transform into information and innovation hubs, there is a rising demand for venues that stimulate collaboration, experiential learning, and intellectual development. This research examines the main design aspects required to create a successful hub for scholars that connects the city and the institution. The research incorporates qualitative analysis and case studies of current Learning and Living Centres. The analysis reveals crucial elements like location, accessibility, architectural design, and technology integration. This project intends to give a complete framework for creating a Learning and Living Centre that effectively links scholars to the urban environment by analysing successful examples from across the world. The findings contribute to the disciplines of architecture, urban planning, and education by emphasising the need of designing environments that promote continual learning outside the typical classroom setting.

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