The building form was derived from the trapezoidal-shaped site. This unique site was used as a basis to impose a series of parallelograms, which then develops into the two triangle-shaped buildings.

The larger triangle-shaped buildings is the core of the R&D centre and the smaller triangle houses the auditorium and the exhibition gallery. In between the two buildings is a glass atrium. An open courtyard is placed in the centre of the core building for a natural tropical arboretum with a Meranti tree as its signature tree.

A Surau building (prayer hall) is located at the Plaza as a public facility and worshippers can overflow into this vast area. This building symbolises the balance between the spiritual and the material world that defines the Islamic beliefs.

The concept for this building was inspired by the Wau Bulan. It symbolizes the freedom in the life and era of advanced information technology. The geometry is an overlapping of pointed ovals and quarter shaped dough nut which house the administration block and auditorium respectively.