Our proposal for the new Student Halls at the University of Cyprus reimagines student accommodation as a vibrant, inclusive urban neighborhood—where academic life, community, and nature intersect. The design envisions a lively and welcoming environment that supports student wellbeing while creating a meaningful civic presence on campus. The masterplan is structured around a central pedestrian spine—an activated green axis that links all buildings and public amenities. Housing volumes are arranged to form semi-enclosed courtyards and layered thresholds, balancing privacy with collective life. Communal spaces, study zones, cafés, and recreation areas are strategically integrated at ground level and between buildings to foster a sense of belonging and interaction. Each residential unit is designed to provide comfort, efficiency, and access to natural light and ventilation. The facades feature modular shading elements, generous balconies, and planters to ensure climatic responsiveness and foster a connection to greenery. A signature canopy structure marks the heart of the project—offering shaded gathering space and a strong architectural identity, while symbolizing the project’s commitment to openness and shared experience. The proposal reflects a deep commitment to sustainability, modularity, and social vibrancy—designed not just as a place to live, but as a framework for learning, sharing, and growing.