Simple materials were used to produce a pure space, which reflects the concept of "dissolving". As the beautiful outdoor scenery is brought into the interior, the building is also gradually “dissolving” and blending into the natural surroundings. The principle “Less is More” is utilized in contemporary aesthetics in diverse ways. It shakes off complicated and luxurious decorations, while pursuing a simplistic and refined visual experience. The architectural appearance was approached with natural, modern, simplistic yet refined design languages.

It was abstracted into a minimalist form as a whole. The glass curtain walls blur the boundaries between the interior and outside, which embodies the beauty of the mutual permeation of the modern architecture and nature. As night falls, the whole world seems to be covered in darkness, and only this building situated beside grassland and water radiates bright and warm light rays, which attract the attention of passers-by. Credits: - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Penghui Tian - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Ben Wang - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Yingzheng Qi - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Lili Wang - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Qiao Wang - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Dan Zhang - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Meng Xu - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Qiongqiong Yin - Shanghai PTArchitects - Deputy Design Director - Qin Rao - Shanghai PTArchitects - Chief Architect - Xiangyi Ren - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Chuanhui Qu - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Baiyu Lin - Shanghai PTArchitects - Architect - Zelong Chen