I selected this location because it appeared to receive the greatest amount of natural daylight on campus throughout the day. The site is open and unobstructed by nearby buildings, allowing sunlight to reach the structure from multiple directions and creating opportunities for brighter interior spaces and stronger visual connections to the surrounding environment. In addition, the area is slightly separated from the main academic buildings, which helps create a quieter and more reflective atmosphere appropriate for gathering, relaxation, and contemplation. The proximity to the water also enhances the experience of the site by introducing openness, views, and a calming natural setting that complements the architectural concept.