Design of the new interior of the Students Service implies the release of space for the unhindered presence of a larger number of students within this room, as well as the clear accessibility of the services it represents. The entire space intended for this service is divided into a part for working with students, offices with accompanying rooms for employees and archive. The emphasis of the reconstruction of this space is on utilizing the two-sided orientation of the existing space, where each of the ambients would be highly influenced by natural light, open and accessible to users. Orientation towards the street and towards the inner courtyard is supported  by large glass partitions that do not disturb continous natural lighting and ventilation.

Simple and clean forms made of natural materials clearly demarcate work zones and provide enough space for undisturbed work in every position.

The reconstruction of the computer classroom includes the restoration of the existing wooden and glazed shelves for the large number of books, as well as the complete replacement of all furniture and coverings. It is intended that all elements should be done in one color which would, with completely new lighting adapted to the needs, unify the entire space. In this way, the classroom would also gain visual recognition.