Green planting is integrated throughout the library’s interior, creating a calming environment that supports wellbeing. Each floor takes inspiration from a local indigenous bird, expressed through distinctive features. Large balconies on every level further enhance the connection between inside and outside.

Level 1 is inspired by the Red-billed Starling, a sociable, vocal bird that lives in groups and close to human activity. Reflecting these characteristics, the first level features a variety of interactive spaces, including an exhibition hall, coffee lounge and meditation room, all arranged around a central entrance atrium. As the largest floor in the library, it can accommodate up to 1,000 students at a time.

Level 3 is inspired by the solitary and discreet night Heron, reflecting a focus on concentration and quiet study. Designed to accommodate around 500 students, it offers a variety of silent study areas and houses significantly more volumes than the other levels. This floor provides a calm, contemplative environment for individual learning.

Level 4, inspired by the unassuming little Grebe, is designed for quiet study and reflection. It houses the Research & Computer Lab and the Digital Lab, alongside extensive book collections. The atmosphere on this floor continues the library’s theme of calm and contemplation, supporting focused academic work in a technology-rich setting.