Xiamen is the fusion point of Minnan culture, overseas Chinese culture and coastal culture. The project achieves the integration of climate, culture and modern architecture in terms of the balance between regional characteristics and coastal architecture. The building is composed of low-rise, high-rise and super-high-rise buildings. Among them, the super-high-rise and high-rise buildings are mainly horizontal lines, adding dynamic parametric design texture, forming a fresh and beautiful modern coastal style.

The design aims to strengthen the coastal activities through the creation of public spaces and make the community a part of the coastal resort activities. In order to achieve this concept, the plan attaches importance to the shaping of public space, integrates community public space into beaches, racetracks, and green belts to form a wider activity space, and connects with the north and south plots to establish a connection, forming a 'Vigorous C axis'. This axis divides the volume levels of low-rise, multi-layer and super high-rise to form more shared spaces and connect multiple important nodes, so that all functional areas can be easily reached. Residents of the community can enjoy the panoramic view from the East Bay to the city without interruption through the vitality C axis.