S Science and Technology Gallery and Innovation (Gipti) has a vision of being a 'beyond the desk' workplace, which is to become a strategic area to enable innovative and high-performance business results. By creating ecosystems that are centered on the economic value of knowledge Diversity, Togetherness, Health, Mobility, Connectivity and Interaction. Gipti empowers the long-term success of leading generation technology companies in Indonesia. The Gipti area is expected to be a sustainable business campus where science and the environment can coexist and push for eco-design boundaries. In general, the Gipti area accommodates three activities. First is information technology research and development activities, both training and incubation, and the last is office and trade. The results of the design of Science and Technology Gallery and Innovation at BSD are the application of eco-technology architecture to buildings and landscapes. The factors applied are material, technology, climate, and socio-cultural factors. The four factors are applied to the block plan, site plan, ground plan, and facade. In the block plan, determining the composition and shape of the building is influenced by climate by considering the direction of the sun. The application of the eco-technology architecture on the site plan is done by structuring the needs of the functions and properties of activities that do not disturb the balance of nature and can reduce global warming. In the groundfloor plan, what is implemented is designing open space, outer space, and communal space to create an egalitarian environment. Whereas in facades, there are buildings that use kinetic facades with advanced technology and use environmentally friendly materials. In addition, the Gipti area also emphasizes the connection of all things, from interconnected spaces and activities, to each building that is equipped with a smart building system, and connectivity between users.