The School of Psychology explores and challenges the limitations of the human brain to help with understanding the universe. The long-term aim is to eventually make the entire matter of the universe conscious and aid in space-exploration. The school does this through the study of self-similar patterns found in nature and by finding their relations in the physical human brain as well as their patterns of thoughts and memories.

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The School of Psychology is comprised of 3 connected buildings designed with the approach of using a triangular and a rectangular grid. One building is for laboratory spaces and a theatre. Each floor provides a bridge to access the library building. The third building is mainly student accommodation and workshop spaces, both at the other ends but connected with a communal space in the middle. The communal space reflects the fractal concept through the structure of the garden columns, which connect together through several floors, providing a unique view of the brain garden from each floor.