“[T]he technology for the BIT, because it's a... technology center, I wanted to use clay in a different way, to pour clay like you would do with concrete. ...We end up coming to an agreement to create the form... and with this... create one classroom at a time. ...So the more students are coming, we keep pouring more classrooms. ...[I]t is open to the east, and to the south it's protected with sun-shading wood element[s]. ...[T]he ventilation elements ...[are] different... [from] the high school ...crossing the buildings.”