The presence of three voids inside the space allowed the studio to develop an internal circulation system without a dead-end point. Allowing visitors to have a unique spatial experience that depend on their purpose of visiting. The experience is filled with surprises, discoveries and unfolding of the space itself.

The main void in the atrium is the real core of the building. A water pond is placed in the middle, engaging with the space. Its reflection, the continuity of the floor and the liquid element create intriguing effects where the ceiling lighting is mirrored onto the floor.

Following the idea of exposing the existing structure finish, all the surfaces of the column surrounding the main void are exposed towards the water pond, wrapped with different new materials such as stone, wood and metal on the other two sides，which creates a more dramatic perception. This "sandwich" approach is later on extended to the display fixtures design, where the principle for the design of the column near the main void also applies, in order to create a sense of spatial continuity.

People walking in could feel that the boundaries between the past and the present are blurred, as if they had walked into a timeless space.