This building is more than 40 years old. Both an exhibition hall and creative space were established in its basement. By removing all the decorations, the original structure was exposed. The low structural elevation traversing the space was originally regarded as a flaw, but its consistency in every room became an inspiration for the development design. Two levels of visual focus have been created, with the upper level being balanced and creating visual tension, while the lower level guides the creators and provides them with the
background of the exhibition.

From the entrance to the exhibition hall, two walls divert different functional lines, and the long conference table is positioned on the axis of the space. One side was left empty for creative exhibitions. The other side is used for the storage and measurement of exhibition walls, separating the space for meetings and for creative development. It also creates a zigzag line that freely connects the internal and external functional lines. Thus, the various bulky
exhibition walls do not stand out in the big room and face the long conference table to provide information.

This space, in addition to introducing the products, is also meant to create a visual experience. By allowing the creators to set their creativity free, customers can experience and feel the state of creation.