The spatial distribution of this three-story library is inspired by the organic growth of a plant: progressing from roots to stems, and finally to leaves. The ground floor acts as the ‘roots,’ anchoring the deep, foundational knowledge in a secure, introverted archive. The middle floor serves as the ‘stem,’ a semi-open transitional space, while the top floor blossoms into the ‘leaves’—a fully open, breathable area for social exchange.

Therefore, the book typology departs from the traditional A-Z classification. Instead, books are placed based on their relationship with the surrounding environment, allowing readers to discover literature contextually, just as leaves respond to sunlight and air.