A beehive is an enclosed

structure in which some

honey bee species of
the subgenus Apis live
and raise their young.

A natural beehive is
comparable to a
bird's nest built with a

purpose to protect the

dweller.
The beehive's internal
structure is a densely
packed group
of hexagonal cells made
of beeswax, called
a honeycomb. The bees
use the cells to store food

(honey and pollen) and to

house the "brood" (eggs,
larvae, and pupae)
Beehive- auditorium
bees- students
Beehive- Central work/
home hub for bees
- designed for bees

building their nest and

contracting honey.
-this beehive apply the
same purpose for
students and faculty
members. It will serve as
the learning hub for them
but in a relaxing and

enjoyable way. Its also

because of the buildings
approach for its
punctuality in a way that it
can sustain the needs of
the occupants.