A multi-layered aerial corridor extends outside the base, which is then connected vertically by a separate landscape tower on the north side of the site. Finally, the building emerges with a unique shape that is light and vibrant, like a spaceship. The design tries to use symbolic architectural language to establish a connection with environment, flight culture and historical roots. In terms of facade design, all levels adopt glass curtain structure. The eaves use silver gray aluminum plates, and take into consideration the proportion of the form and structure.

The landscape design organically integrates with the mountain, and the sense of floating, science and technology and future arise spontaneously between the soft form and the environment. The ground floor and mezzanine are for reception, business meetings and social events, and the two floors are connected by a curved landscape staircase. The second floor is a large space for aerospace exhibition and experience, which is equipped with simulation flight classroom, Boeing 737 simulator experience module, aircraft carrier formation exhibition hall, etc.

Visitors can take a helicopter to the parking apron on top of the mountain from Najin Valley opposite the reservoir, or drive to the foot of the mountain and take the vertical sightseeing elevator and aerial corridor to begin the journey of visit and experience.