The facade of the building pays homage to Rajasthan’s rich architectural heritage, featuring elements such as Chatris (elevated, dome-shaped pavilions), Domes, and Mehrabs (ornate arched niches). These traditional elements not only add aesthetic charm but also reflect the region’s cultural identity.

Jalis (intricately carved stone screens) adorn the southern and western sides of the building, serving as passive cooling devices to reduce heat gains in the hot, dry climate of Rajasthan. These architectural features allow for natural ventilation while providing shade and privacy.

CECOEDECON boasts a 100-seat capacity auditorium for hosting conferences, lectures, and cultural events. Additionally, a spacious open-air theater with a seating capacity of 1500 serves as a vibrant gathering center for the campus community, promoting engagement and collaboration.

The design incorporates sustainable principles to minimize environmental impact and enhance energy efficiency. Features such as passive cooling strategies, efficient lighting systems, and rainwater harvesting contribute to the building’s sustainability credentials.

 Beyond its physical infrastructure, CECOEDECON serves as a catalyst for community empowerment and social change. Through its programs, workshops, and advocacy efforts, the NGO fosters grassroots participation and mobilizes communities to address local challenges and promote sustainable development.