The new house is not only the physical space for the rural life of the left-behind elderly, but also the spiritual carrier for arousing family memories and cohesion of family ties. The reconstruction follows the local concave courtyard with high outside and low inside. Three widely used building materials, red brick, concrete and pine board, are used to construct a triple boundary, enclosing an independent rural life shared by families, including orchards, vegetable gardens, inner courts, eaves corridors and footpaths.

Architectural form and materials are all derived from this land. Real and rational construction directly responds to the regional natural environment, new space functions and existing life memories. It establishes a deeper and more stable emotional connection among architecture, people, and the land beyond time.