The Art University Walk transforms a pedestrian route within a historic administrative fabric into a layered public landscape for movement, pause, and collective life. Responding to the daily flow of students and the lack of shared spaces for gathering and cultural exchange, the project turns circulation itself into the generator of public space.

A sequence of geometric shifts, level changes, social stairs, seating platforms, planted areas, and multifunctional terraces creates a continuous landscape of movement and encounter. Existing trees and the surrounding historic context are integrated into the design, while new spatial layers connect the university to the city’s cultural network.

Rather than introducing a singular object, the intervention reshapes the ground to create a contemporary civic identity for the university—where movement becomes social experience and the historic fabric becomes the setting for new forms of collective life.