The brief calls for us to create a high-end brand image by designing the interior of this building, to enhance the client’s brand value. After a meticulous study of the site’s condition and background, the idea of making the site into a ‘Concert Hall by the River’ was presented to the client as our interpretation of the brief. The façade of the building is geometrically shaped with French casements stretches along the river for tens of meters. One can easily see the reflection of the entire building on the water surface at night. At the entrance, the curved background wall is clad with 1700 custom made irregularly trapezoidal glass bricks, making the painting behind the bricks produce a visionary effect. Due to the refraction effect, visitors may find the painting shifts as they walk along. The painting depicts the melody of a song, a song plays automatically when visitor passes by. Behind it, The light membrane gently illuminates the reception lobby. The earthy grey stone at the reception also formed an interesting contradiction with the glass installation. The woven metal curtain not only reduces the mass of the pillars but also filter out the excessive light. The outline of the stairs is curved, and raised step by step, forming a curved stage, which is similar to the ripples of sound waves.