The project is situated in the heart of Pengzhou's old town,introduces a mix of commercial and cultural functions.The layout adopts the concept of the "Ten-sided Bushes of Buddha" with the temple serving as the central focal point.North stands a museum that exceeds the height of the temple; south an open forecourt;east a repurposed green space; and west a flowing water feature integrates with the area.The Sloped roofs reminiscent of Pengzhou's 1990s urban imagery, are reinterpreted as independent public spaces, interlinked by aerial walkways that traverse the site.In contrast, larger cultural buildings feature upturned eaves and take inspiration from temple bell towers,collectively creating a dynamic Skyline in memory.The design harmonizes key pedestrian public spaces with layered landscapes offering changing vistas.A gently ascending aerial corridor surrounds a tranquil water surface,with building heights intentionally reduced in proximity to the water to enhance the visual experience.Landscape courtyards extend the connection to the water,while a historic street dating back to the Qing Dynasty,is preserved in its original alignment and scale through a sunken design approach.