Bugu Bugu aspires to become an ideal learning space for vacations far from the city life to the parents and their children. Within the ecological community environment, it aims to help a group of "wild children" grow vigorously, by means of creating different sharing space for children aged 5-12 to wake up their purest dreams. In terms of the concept design, the space are designed with multiple functions to extend the life imagination for the customers. In the 1300 sqm, circular "huge cuckoo egg", the designer realizes the three functions of casual communication, parent-child interaction and interest enjoyment. Zest Art combines architecture and landscape design to highlight the advantages of this project. For example, the semi-open garden area extends the architectural form of "huge cuckoo egg" to create the natural experience for consumers. Children can read quietly in small or large tree holes like cuckoo. The circular arch ceiling device in the communication area gathers people together and sets off the atmosphere for casual conversations. The kid’s hand-painted murals with the theme of "cuckoo bird" are used to depict the innocence and beauty from the perspective of children. The well-organized bookshelves are connected with the radian of the ceiling and the transparent round glass plays with the children's slide with cuckoo bird's nest theme, which have strengthen the memory for the space.