For giving a harmony, Koolhaas designed to lift the building off the ground and was hoping to absorb the street life from everywhere it comes and to minimize the impact on the site, instead of brutally putting a heavy and incompatible building and erasing the pure and ordinary life in this area. By opening up the 1st ground level and equipped sufficient lighting configuration, people are free to be here and is allowed to come into the building. By opening up the ground, it could really absorb movements from the crowd. Then let the building guide the people easily into the building to congregate in this space and enjoy walking through between large theater (1,500 seats), sphere theater (800 seats), and the third theater (800 seats).

The ground (1F) and 2F are free for people to use in any reason. The one of the big distinguishing feature is that people is allowed to walk through between building and building; they can access every activities in the building. Therefore, there are many custom suspended waterproof linear lighting on both 1F and 2F for providing sufficient lighting configuration. Also, this penetrating building allows the public to see and understand inside and outside the theater. Everything in the building, like rehearsal, resets, being in the restaurant, or actually seeing the piece of the theater, could be seen and be realized. Like Koolhaas said, he would like to emancipate the processes happened in the building and make every worker can be seen and be honored by the public. The most important thing is that Rem Koolhaas tries to avoid the process of gentrification here. For making a better working environment for everyone in this building, team Koolhaas adopted glasses to be the exterior wall to let the sunlight be inside the building, and coupled with custom lighting fixtures to add enough lighting for users to do more experiment here.

By following the public loop which design with orange color, the public can see more details of activities inside the theater. Koolhaas also mentioned about that many theaters were built with a full auditorium without any interaction and consolidation and no value between the stage and behind the screen for the technology. To offer a great synergy, Koolhaas innovatively and creatively organized all three theaters to a cube, making these three theaters could be extended and be used well and to create the huge space like a big factory can do.