Deeply embedded in the context of the audiovisual industry in the digital era, the spatial generation of this project originates from the logical construction of a "flattened grid." It aims to achieve efficient linkage and sharing between computing power services and educational resources through highly integrated functional modules.

This grid-based geometric logic establishes an isomorphic "new settlement" system. The architectural form adapts to the mountainous topography, translating virtual network characteristics into the physical "network garden." Whether in macro-scale settlement layouts or micro-scale landscape nodes, the design adheres to a consistent parallel order, allowing functional spaces—such as technical R&D, content creation, and talent cultivation—to intertwine and permeate one another.

Here, a restrained modern architectural language engages in a dialogue with the existing cultural context of the campus. Through rational and orderly spatial organization, the design integrates the operational efficiency of industry-education fusion with a multi-dimensional, interconnected teaching environment, collectively shaping an audiovisual educational complex that is both industry-leading and deeply rooted in its sense of place.