The architectural façade of JLC takes cues from Nanjing’s historic city walls, reinterpreted through a refined material palette. Bronze-toned metal panels, glass, multimedia elements, and integrated lighting create a layered, visually dynamic exterior. Stone textures and sculptural forms add depth and sophistication, resulting in a bold, contemporary expression. By night, a large naked-eye 3D screen transforms into a luminous urban landmark, establishing a striking new visual focal point in the cityscape.

Throughout the interior spaces, the design language is extended through a cohesive palette of bronze tones, natural stone, and wood, creating warm and refined interiors. Inspired by traditional Chinese aesthetics, such as Yunjin brocade and Huayun boudoirs, the space offers a rich sensory experience through intricate textures and carefully layered materials. Sculptural accents and curated art installations act as visual anchors, inviting moments of pause and reflection throughout the journey.

From gently curved ceilings to meticulous spatial detailing, CAN Design evokes a sense of tranquillity and order within the urban bustle, awakening a shared desire for immersive, quality-driven urban living.

The wayfinding system at JLC has been tailored by CAN Design to ensure clarity and intuitive navigation. From metro-connected zones to major entrances and interiors, signage is thoughtfully positioned and visually integrated, enhancing spatial coherence while reinforcing the project’s cultural narrative.