Embracing core values of "vitality, low carbon, and intelligence," this 140,000-square-meter development envisions a technological future, and a humanistic future, aiming to build multi-dimensional symbiotic connections. Master planned with multiple 10-minute walk units, it creates several super intersections integrating apartments, street blocks, offices, businesses, and other varied operations, which sets a model of suburban Shanghai-style transit-oriented development.

The design team's primary consideration in interior design was to create a layout that facilitates symbiosis of different types of businesses. The first floor, defined as a "food market," seamlessly merges dining and shopping areas, optimizing flexibility and expanding outdoor seating areas for tenants. A central kitchen with an optimized operational circulation offers more potential for first and second-floor businesses. The open kitchen design enhances visual appeal while fostering closer customer interaction with restaurant owners.

The second level, conceived as a "food community," strengthens connection between food and the community. A time-sharing strategy is employed, aiming to facilitate diverse food-related community activities in this space. To achieve this, Super Normal Design collaborated closely with Atelier Z+ to optimize the original space layout and positions of pipelines on the second floor, to weaken the boundaries between varied businesses and foster a "food community" capable of adapting to future possibilities.

Meanwhile, working with brands settled in the development and eco-friendly material suppliers, the design team managed to use recycled materials for the finishes of tabletops and bar counters.
Boards made from recycled fresh-cut flower waste, old cargo boxes, and other environmentally friendly materials are creatively employed to craft the display islands through splicing and combination, achieving both aesthetics and flexibility.

In some areas, the design team skillfully used eco-friendly materials and reusable designs, incorporating various elements into the interior space and creating connections with the bar counters, display stands, and walls. In addition, the design prioritizes flexible circulation to facilitate easy mobility, disassembly, and reassembly of display props, to realize the flexible and dynamic reuse of space.

In this project, the design team created two art installations through AI technology, but chose to display them in a low-profile way. One installation features mechanical meerkats, imagining a future where human continue to exist or a future where humans have returned ecological freedom to the Earth. The other installation is an AI-generated portrait hidden within a painting wall, based on the prototype of the Chunxi founders, showcasing the potential integration of AI into social life. This design approach reflects the team's belief and hope that AI can seamlessly integrate into society, bringing new vitality.