"In the 5.5-story space, three different families belong to the same clan and live together. In the privacy and sharing, we can find the yearning for the traditional family triad house, which may be another kind of Taipei life. The old Chinese phrase "Cultivate one's morality, regulate one's family, govern one's country, and bring peace to the world" is an appropriate way to sort out our interpersonal relationships. Between ourselves, our family, our clan, and society, we are connected to our home as a bridge to the outside world. Instead of putting strangers into a space to live together, we try to use family as a vertical village connection. In this vertical space, people and family are connected, families and clan are shared, clans and community are lived together, and roles are clinging to each other.

In the modern Taipei city we live in, we have benefited from the rapid development of the economic development but also have been confined to the same old birdcage buildings for a long time, and in the flood of decades of continuous development and interpretation, every direction is moving forward for the better stage, except for "living" which seems to have been put on hold. Living in them has lost the opportunity and space for human interaction. After the concept of vertical living or shared spaces was introduced in the millennium, it is difficult to be realized due to the strangeness in the society. There are many forward-looking attempts such as symbiotic apartments, collaborative workspaces and vertical cities, but they stop at the lack of a sense of belonging.