In contemporary urban life, people's desire for nature and green spaces is steadily increasing. Designers aim to utilize design and technology to reconnect individuals with their most primal desires, restructuring the relationship between humans, nature, and technology. Situated in the Liuxiandong Headquarters Base in Shenzhen, the project incorporates the concept of "Cloud Core." By integrating different spaces into various modular forms within the main building, it breaks down barriers between floors, providing more opportunities for interaction and communication among people. Simultaneously, it creates a three-dimensional green office environment, offering a interactive and green space for contact with nature.

In the external, a vibrant orange box with lively colors and interspersed geometries spans the commercial plaza, departing from traditional rigid grid layouts. Another feature includes a sunken staircase that connect with the outside, establishing convenient pathways and flow lines shared by pedestrian path and escalators. In this space, people can host art exhibitions, creative pop-ups, forums, fostering a platform for free exchange and the collision of ideas, seamlessly blending humanistic arts and digital creative content within the architecture.

With dual entrances facing north and south, the double-height lobby allow natural light to flood indoors through ultra-high glass curtain walls, enabling people to immerse themselves in the vertical landscapes and warm sunlight while working or relaxing. Internally, the spaces are linked to the external interfaces, offering a more artistic and digital extension. The lobby features intelligent rotating screens and interactive devices combined with changing light interactions, color schemes, and creating an inspirational space with the digital art piece "Eye of the Sky," that guides individuals to explore their inner selves, leading to profound spiritual experiences.

Through innovative green layouts, the designers introduce green elements indoors, and creating a lush public terrace that blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces, bringing people closer to nature and ensuring a seamless transition between public and office spaces surrounded by greenery. This "cloud-like" social space not only surprises but also encourages people to feel the close connection between environment, emotions, and productivity. The green, vibrant, and open office atmosphere, extending greenery indoors, provides individuals with the freedom to choose between independent private and shared open environments, fostering a flexible spatial experience.