How can a smart home exhibition hall have a unique recognition? When we describe the wind, we do not say "the wind blows the leaves off". And it is called "The bamboo shadows sweeping the steps in front of the courtyard give rise to fine lines" and "the ink ripples in the inkstone pool naturally form fine lines". When we write about rain, we do not mention "The light rain on the Heavenly street is as moist as crisps". And the books read, "Three thousand more silver were added to the lotus cups" and "Paper umbrellas bloomed like flowers all over the long alley."

This project is located along the noisy city ring road, aiming to create a secluded and quiet negotiation space. The foyer uses perforated aluminum foam to block most of the outdoor street view. Sunlight filters through the holes and spills into the interior, creating dappled light spots, allowing people to only see the external tree canopies through the restricted window views.

This project uses the "metaphor" technique to create the core artistic conception of "Western meaning and Eastern realm". To achieve an "immersive yet unconscious" experience, the aesthetic of leaving blank Spaces is adopted to detach visitors from the hustle and bustle of the city. The design is achieved through multiple sensory guidance: The entrance corridor creates a transitional ritual from the outside to the inside. The deliberately lowered scale enables visitors to be completely immersed in the exhibition hall atmosphere when they enter the main space.