After years of rapid Chinese industrialization, this project reflects the fundamental social changes and industrial development of a country that calls for a modern take on its architecture. In this sense the house responds to a move away from traditional references and towards an industrial reality. It aims to explore China's industrial capabilities, not as a hidden brutal trauma but rather a force of progress that could distribute welfare throughout society. Moving away from long-gone imperial past and the relatively recent socialist yesterday, SpActrum Studio's project abundances both nostalgic Chinese historical symbol and chinesque response to the past, focuses on regeneration strategy and sustainable future housing under an industrial background. By recognizing the complexity of the artist's living-working pattern, which combines editing and reading endlessly with any other activities around him in a relatively small occupation(one couple with occasional a few visiting guests), the definition of bedroom, bathroom, living room have been dispelled by spaces merging into each other, which building up its subtle differentiation by spatial attributes.