The project sits on Zijiang River’s south bank hillside, between waterfront, flood road and old neighborhoods. It uses a "landscaping" approach, nesting the main space in the cliff. Earth-covered construction blends it with terrain; red brick roofs echo local red soil. The base, inspired by the stilt houses of Hunan, enhances the sense of public space, while a karst-inspired hemispherical dome with dock-like spiral ramps forms a 3D circulation network linking riverfront, rooftop and city.This terrain mimicry creating a porous cave-like structure with barrel vaults and ecological shafts. The 18m concrete dome acts as both public gathering space and structural core, fostering spontaneous cultural activities beyond fixed functions.Three interconnected paths redefine movement: the Crossing Path , the Climbing Path, and the Strolling Path. These weave daily life with historical memory through diverse physical experiences. The project integrates culture with daily life, tradition with innovation, and humanistic design with nature. Its open spatial framework engages time, nature and human participation, embodying the enduring vitality of local cultural heritage.