The project aims to establish an expanded Panchagarh (most northwestern city of Bangladesh) substation for tea research and training. Its objectives include advancing research, greenhouse, providing training to small tea cultivators, promoting outreach and knowledge sharing, fostering collaboration, a place tea showcasing and exhibition and ensuring sustainability and economic growth. The discussion window explored diverse possibilities for transforming the space into a public area that caters to everyone. One proposal centered on incorporating a green area that doubles as a park, along with outdoor spaces for cafes and galleries. Another consideration involved reimagining the space through the sequential engagement of tea enthusiasts, allowing them not only to enjoy tea but also to partake in an educational experience by witnessing the entire tea-making process.

The project's primary objective is to create an enlarged substation dedicated to tea research and training in Bangladesh, with the aim of improving the tea industry. The project entails conducting extensive research, offering training programs to small-scale tea cultivators, and facilitating the exchange of knowledge. The substation will serve as a central hub for tea-related information and resources, fostering collaboration among various stakeholders. Emphasizing sustainability and economic prosperity, the project promotes eco-friendly practices and endeavors to enhance the industry's competitiveness. Ultimately, the project strives to contribute to the growth and prosperity of Bangladesh's tea industry.

The structure is a brick structure with a concrete foundation.