As the first residential land in Shenzhen Super Headquarters Base, ARCADIA is adjacent to the beautiful, stretching hills and overlooks the expansive and bustling bay. Integrated the unique natural landscape with the art of living, the project express its value of the times. For this, MU Design has gathered distinctive global visual and craftsmanship cultures, taking Shanghai-style (Haipai) as the foundation and carving the rhythm and style of the space with precise detail." The reception hall, themed "Future Habitat," combines virtual digital art with specially customized real-world scenes, creating an ideal space where technology, nature, and humanity engage in harmonious dialogue, evoking a sense of anticipation. The most striking art installation consists of two crystal spheres, encasing cosmic light as if captured in a cage. Their internal structures infinitely overlap, resembling a compressed time-space tunnel, offering a glimpse into the mysteries of the future. Mountains and seas formed our habitat, while the city symbolizes the future. The digital imagery shifts rapidly, from majestic mountain ranges to vast oceans, finally converging into the Bay Area skyline, transforming into a unique impression of the Super Headquarters. Turning the corner, one encounters the deep bass and grand piano amidst the reflection of sky and clouds, resembling an open-air stage infused with natural freshness. The transparent textures are artistic, and the black-and-white color scheme exudes timeless elegance. Inspired by the metaphor "Architecture is the symphony of form," embracing nature. In the hallway, black-and-white historical photos of fishing villages are juxtaposed with contemporary red-hued scenes, forming a visual symphony that spans time, linking together the thriving, diverse world of this bay area.