Architecture, interior and landscape are viewed as a dialogue among nature, space, and culture, promoting a harmonious coexistence of ancient traditions and local customs. To emphasize restorative construction and protective renovation, the design closely adheres to the original Hutong fabric, preserving the courtyard's layout and ensuring that the buildings' external forms align with traditional styles. Every brick and tile from the original structures has been reused, and the roof beams of each courtyard have been preserved and reinforced.

Original trees in the courtyard have also been preserved and rejuvenated. To preserve the original hutong charm to the fullest extent, each courtyard has maintained the style of every building, ensuring that its layout and design planning are distinct and unique. Irregular brick and wood courtyards of various sizes are scattered along the Hutong, adjacent to local residents. The design masterfully intertwines traditional aesthetics with contemporary design. Innovative features, such as the intricate enamel flower screen in the lobby and calligraphy-inspired artworks, infuse the space with spiritual essence.

The selected materials include gray bricks and tiles, blue-white stones, red bricks, wood, and others, coordinating with the traditional aesthetic, predominantly in gray and brown, accented with red and orange.