The entire building is presented in the image of a skiff, which is channeled through the enlarged water surface of Shili Port in the south, just like a ship starting to set sail, inheriting the “Red ship culture” of Jiaxing.

The timber frame in the large and small meeting rooms is also derived from the prototype of the traditional wood structure of Jiangnan halls. 

The structure order of the corridor is controlled by four tangent and symmetrical circular arcs, The short north-south arcs are divided by 9 and create small spans of 15°, and the long east-west arcs are divided by 10 and create small spans of 4.5°. The arrangement of glass curtain wall, metal roof panels, roof multi-ribbed beam layout and the triangular roof truss of the small meeting room are also further subdivided on this basis. The structure of the large conference room is derived from a uniform grid of 1.8 by 1.8 meters, the 12 timber and steel trusses of 18-meter long span are supported by the east and west gables, and the timber and steel tensioned beams with a spacing of 1.8 meters are erected longitudinally in the big hall.

The project takes Green Building 3-star as the design goal, and conducts an overall design of green and low-carbon construction from five aspects: safety and durability, health and comfort, convenient living, resource conservation, and livable environment. Through passive technology as the main approach and active technology as the auxiliary, the design goal of a full life cycle and near zero carbon building is achieved.