In part 1, quality of collaborative spaces, characteristic of interactive user experience and quality of wayfinding design were studied and discussed. The results were used to applied in the urban, site and design strategies. In part 2, urban analysis, site analysis and feasibility study were conducted and discussed. The strength, weakness, opportunity and threat of urban Bukit Jalil and proposed site at TPM were identified. In part 3, the analysis from part 1 and 2 were used to formulate design proposal. We found that there is a need to create collaborative environment to pursuit interactive connection between technopreneurs, vendors, investors, consumers and support bodies through the collaborative spaces. Finally, the design of Startup was confirmed. In part 4, design detail and technical studies of the design was studied and discussed. Ultimately, this has ensured the Startup is structurally safe, functional in service and sustainable to the environment.

In conclusion, Startup or Technopreneur Startup Centre was considered in all aspects to give a pleasing comprehensive design that will finally benefit the technopreneur community as the end users. Attached final presentation boards after this section.