One of the most effective tools through which architects can share their design ideas with the architectural community is architectural project competitions. Therefore, the competition is an integral part of the architecture industry and often pushes the boundaries of individuals' creativity and leads to the emergence of some important projects. The more creative and ready one is when participating in an architecture competition, the more useful it will be. For this reason, a comfortable working space has been designed where architecture students have a chance to develop themselves and their design ideas, realize their own capacities, try out the concepts and ideas they have produced, continue their projects by taking the feedback of the judges and giving advice on how a design idea works. This venue makes students ready to compete step by step. The Deconstruction of the working spaces between the floors is based on this. Students become fully ready to compete when they go from the first floor to the last floor.

Students encounter many difficulties, differences of opinion and contradictions throughout the competition process. Therefore, in order for the structure to reflect these feelings, it has been formed from overlapping, different floating masses.
There are places on the first floor of the building that will create preliminary preparation for the competition. These places are places such as briefing room, group study area. There is also a workshop area where a teacher can come and give training once a month.
On the second floor there is a model drawing studio where students start the project. There are individual study areas for students who can work quietly. There is a stationery storage area to meet the needs of students. The concept has a working area. This area is shaped according to the subject of the competition and allows students to work in a more motivated way.
On the third floor, the competition project is completed and there is an exhibition hall where these projects can be exhibited, a presentation room where presentations can be made to the juries, a cafeteria to meet the students' eating and drinking needs, and a conference room where awards for projects that have received awards can be given if necessary.

Reinforced concrete bearing system.