The hotel project is located on Pengliuyang West Road, near Yellow Crane Tower in Wuchang, a historic area with scenic attractions. The design draws inspiration from Keith Haring’s art and the iconic Wuhan dish “Hot Dry Noodles,” focusing on the concept of “art in a single line” through abstract curves. This approach integrates commerce and art, creating a space for youth to relax and socialize. Set in a renovated old building, the hotel features expansive floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize views.

The imagery of wild geese flying overhead has become the central theme of this design, drawing inspiration from natural elements such as "valley," "water," "stone," "light," and "fog" to guide the spatial zoning. Each public space is imbued with its own unique natural design attributes, transforming the environment into a dynamic interplay of heights and depths, brightness and shadows, flowing lines and jagged edges, rugged or narrow valleys, streams, boulders, skylights, or dense mist. Through the use of internal structures and custom textures, the space is designed to evoke a sense of timelessness, liberating visitors from the fast-paced rhythm of urban life. It aims to lead the mind inward, allowing a brief escape from reality through these natural elements and fostering an experience of wandering through nature.