In order to make the transformed office space reflect the corporate image of LUSTER and enhance employee communication, we have used the design methods of splitting, stripping, pulling and superimposing to reconstruct and build the original space floor. While adhering to the original rationality and order, the designer introduces light at different levels and increases the flow. The spatial pattern after the transformation brings the agility and temperament of light and technology.

At the entrance, we first pull out the original recessed curtain wall and open the space on the right side of the front hall to make the exhibition hall and the front hall symbiotic connection. We set up functions such as reception, negotiation, coffee, display, etc. to form a complete tour route and extend the depth of the front hall.

The essence of the transformation is that the designer creatively opened some floors of 4-6 floors along the south side of the building and added an open and transparent steel ladder to connect the floors. The open pick-up space forms the vertical "light gallery" of the main body of the building. This not only provides employees with a broad view of the landscape, but also the three floors of sufficient light to reduce the artificial lighting of the entire floor.