The main architectural strategy focuses on 'deindustrialization' and 'light and thermal regulation.' We positioned the primary open spaces on the west side, complemented by terraces, green belts, and water features to form a natural filtration layer that mitigates the impact of solar heat radiation on the interior while enhancing spatial activity permeability. The vehicular circulation is designed separately from the tourist flow, and considering future large vehicle parking needs, the final design features westward entry to avoid disturbing surrounding sites. The exterior walls utilize Connie panels as energy-efficient materials, offering excellent thermal insulation and rapid construction efficiency, forming a consistent low-energy consumption logic with the overall architectural strategy. The volumetric language is clean and simple, combining vertical grilles with penetrating staircases to express the brightness and openness required for the health industry.