<p>Scope: Terraced hillside campus for 3,900 students overlooking Byblos historical port. Three faculties: Law and Political Sciences, Literature and Human Sciences, and Institute of Sociology. Upper section: academic buildings, sports complex, parking, technical support. Mid-section: central administration, cafeteria, library connected by landscaped pedestrian spine. Lower section: student lodging facilities and open-air amphitheater.<br>Challenge: Design complete university campus on green hillside site with significant topography while preserving views to historic Byblos port. Organize 3,900-student campus with three distinct faculties, complete support facilities, and student housing into cohesive, accessible environment on sloped terrain. Create efficient pedestrian circulation connecting terraced sections without excessive vertical movement.<br>Approach: Three-terrace strategy leverages hillside topography - programmatic distribution follows natural grade changes. Upper terrace consolidates primary academic functions (classrooms, labs, sports, parking, technical support). Mid-terrace centralizes shared facilities (administration, cafeteria, library) - accessible via landscaped pedestrian spine that serves as campus organizing element and social space. Lower terrace accommodates student housing and open-air amphitheater - leveraging dramatic views toward historic port.<br>Status: Completed</p>