Photography: misskong
  Retouching: misskong

The upper half of the entire building is also covered with greenery, and is connected by a cantilevered staircase and slopes, as well as the river bank, making the entire building like a huge green bridge. The interior is subdivided to form "small houses in green hills", which are used for public ancillary service rooms. At this point, the city scale, building scale and furniture scale are unified in one building, forming a rich physical experience.

The transformed tobacco warehouse has become a "green hill". By vertically dividing roads and public service facilities, and arranging three-dimensional greening, it has opened up the barrier between the city and the riverside, and achieved sustainable use of existing buildings. One of the best responses to decrement development.

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