This project transforms an existing structure using its original materials while introducing new architectural elements within an extremely tight budget. The design prioritizes daylight: by carving a vertical void from the lobby to the roof, indirect natural light filters deep into the building, reducing heat gain in the harsh climate and lowering energy use. This strategy creates a calm, sustainable interior environment where daylight becomes a soft guiding element rather than a source of glare. Through careful material reuse, subtle geometric interventions, and a holistic approach to form and function, the building becomes a balanced space that feels both grounded in its context and elevated in experience.