Boshuli Dormitory Commons reimagines the public spaces of Chang Gung University’s dormitories as an integrated environment for living, learning, and community. The name “Boshuli” derives from three Chinese characters—Bo (broad learning), Shu (shared living), and Li (virtuous community)—symbolizing knowledge, interaction, and harmony. Through improved circulation and upgraded facilities, the design introduces modular learning pods, social lounges, and landscaped terraces, fostering collaborative study, shared experiences, and holistic student growth within a vibrant campus commons. Anchored in brightness, openness, and transparency, the design employs pale wood grain and soft white-gray tones, establishing a refined contemporary aesthetic. Clear circulation connects functional zones, while expansive glazing invites natural light, dissolving interior-exterior boundaries. This spatial fluidity enables learning, respite, and exchange to unfold organically. The outdoor landscape features geometric segmentation, creating layered, multifunctional environments. Light, shadow, and greenery cultivate comfort and visual delight, manifesting an educational philosophy.