Throughout the planning stages, extensive consultations with tribal members ensured that elements from Amis culture, beliefs, and daily life were integrated into every aspect of the building. The architectural plan incorporates a regular nonagon shape, ideal for hosting tribal ceremonies and dances. The undulating roofline harmonizes with the natural landscape of Taitung's mountains and the rhythmic waves of the sea. At the entrance, the roof is raised to symbolize openness and to honor the sunrise and the directional preferences of tribal elders.

Traditional Amis totemic motifs embellish both the roof and the surrounding grounds, imbuing the structure with cultural symbolism. Notably, a prominent stone at the entrance carries profound cultural significance, traditionally believed to ward off malevolent spirits. This new tribal gathering place serves as more than just a physical venue; it stands as a testament to the resilience and cultural richness of the Matang Tribe. By blending modern functionality with deep-rooted traditions, the design ensures that future generations can gather, celebrate, and perpetuate their heritage with pride and continuity.