As the architect for this non-denomination chapel project, my main task is to design and integrate the building on the public square of Farmingdale State College. The aim of building this chapel is to provide a profoundly spiritual place for people of all faiths with the creative use of light. This building comprises three chapels with different purposes, a lobby, offices, a conference room, a library, toilets, closets, and a few storage spaces. There will be the main sanctuary that has a capacity of 50 people where they can worship. The main sanctuary is oriented to the east, so during the morning time, the sun will be hitting its facade. The second chapel is the meditation chapel where people can reflect on their life events and future. The meditation chapel is oriented to the south, so during solar noon time, the sun will be hitting its facade. The third chapel is the memorial chapel where people can find peace while looking back on their losses and regrets in life. The memorial chapel is oriented to the west, so during the evening time, the sun will be hitting its facade. Of the three chapels, the main sanctuary is the most important.