Two white brick-clad tower blocks bookend narrow, light-washed floor plates containing social and study spaces for Jewish students at the University of British Columbia. Although modest in scale and set amid larger structures, the strong rectilinear form asserts a presence consistent with the stature of the international Hillel Foundation. A memorial garden inlaid with a puzzle-piece composition of Jerusalem stone pavers serves as a forecourt to the facility. The stacked, vertical building program includes games and recreation, student lounge and administration, dining and gathering, and a library and meeting room that overlook a roof terrace with expansive views across the campus.