This project is deeply rooted in the community’s culture and history, drawing both material and formal inspiration from its surroundings. The facade references the local limestone once excavated from the nearby canal and famously used in the construction of the century-old hydroelectric plant, an enduring symbol of local industry and ingenuity. Framed views throughout the building are intentionally aligned to celebrate this historic landmark, reinforcing its significance to the town. Across the street, the Pullar Stadium, a beloved and long-established hub for community gathering, influenced the project's form and structure. The visual echo between the two buildings creates an immediate sense of familiarity, signaling to both residents and newcomers that this is a place for shared experiences, connection, and community.