The building is placed on one side to maintain the continuity of the entrance “visual corridor” and to meet the landscape requirements of the homecoming route. The rooftop garden space echoes the distant mountains, conforming to the original alignment of the site, as if growing from the foothills. The gently lifted roof, as an extension of the natural mountain range, coordinates all the order and provides a semi-isolated place from the downtown area, offering a public leisure space that blends with nature. In this atmosphere, the homecoming becomes a process of moving from the city to the mountains and from the artificial to the natural.