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The architectural lighting design of Haidian Joy City reflects classic elements of the building, such as "Zhuque (Vermilion Bird), auspicious clouds, flying eaves, and window flowers," while also blending with the forms of nature. With the design concept of "The Spirit of the City," the building successfully integrates natural ecology and profound cultural heritage into the commercial space. Viewed from the air at night, Haidian Joy City presents a unique visual image—"Zhuque spreads its wings, flying high to the north." The northern building cleverly echoes the north wing of the Forbidden City with its wooden sloped roof, creating a harmonious visual unity. The staggered wooden lattice walls, with their intricate interplay of light and shadow, convey a deep flavor of Eastern culture. In the atrium, the starry sky dome transitions into the secondary atrium, with the theme focused on the starry sky dome above. Here, the shimmering light membrane ceiling and the gradient starlight light strips complement each other, creating an immersive feeling as if one is in the Milky Way. This perfect fusion of classical architectural elements and modern lighting technology not only brings a unique visual feast but also showcases a distinctive charm and impact on the cultural level. The use of different lighting techniques highlights the distinct characteristics of mountains and water, with light transforming into a landscape painting!