This four-storey building for MGSM was built next to an existing Economic faculty building and is to house the new temporary graduate school for UPM. The building was built with an extremely low budget and will be given to UPM once their new Campus is completed elsewhere. These rectangular shaped building was designed to facilitate lecture room set up and are conducive for learning. The typical floor plan takes on a single central corridor layout with lecture rooms on both sides. The upper floor of the building is reserved for the staff to operate. The exterior columns were expressed to show order within the building with its large windows, recessed to shade the Lecture rooms from the hot sun and heavy rain.

This building is to house the new Information & Science faculty at UPM and its design concept was developed along the typical plan of a Malay pavilion building. The design incorporates a series of open corridors that flow into a verandah, enclosed courtyards gazebos and landscape areas. This building was constructed with an extremely small budget with the use of bare hollow concrete blocks as the main material for the skin of the building. The structure, pre-cast hoods and lintels are then clearly expressed by the different textures and colours of the different materials used.

Wrapped at three sides by existing Administration building, this new building complement its surrounding buildings through its use of bare concrete columns and fins together with full height green tinted glass.The interior employs natural stone finish and solid "tembusu" paneling to its walls, and with the use of modern office furniture and fittings, its interior presents a clean line modern interior setting.

The structure presents itself as a glass sculpture on a vast landscaped field.Set against the backdrop of the University's administrable ground, the building acts as an information hub to the various faculties and buildings within the university's premise.Within the Information Kiosk site, an outdoor sculpture was to be commissioned to a renowned local Artist, En. Latiff Mohidin.