Tempered laminated glass forms the facade of the handrail, retaining the unobstructed viewing view of the balcony. The upper and lower handrails and columns of the handrail are made of aluminum alloy or stainless steel. The lines of the metal components are simple and neat, which not only fix the glass, but also outline the outline of the handrail through color contrast. Metal and glass form a clear frame, making the outdoor scenery look like a matted painting. The slender metal columns weaken the presence of the handrail, making the building's appearance lighter, while the corrosion resistance of the metal also adapts to the outdoor sun and rain.

Hexagonal polycarbonate glass, balancing lightness and stability, is spliced into a honeycomb-shaped lighting roof. The edges are fixed by a 304 stainless steel frame, and the metal components are polished into slender arcs. From a distance, it looks like a silver spider web propped under the glass, without any sense of heaviness. When sunlight shines through the glass, the shadows of the metal frame form regular geometric patterns on the ground, moving slowly with the angle of the sun. At night, the LED light strips inside the lighting roof turn on, and the light refracts through the glass, making the metal frame seem to float in the air, creating a dreamy light and shadow atmosphere for the atrium. At the same time, the rust-proof property of stainless steel ensures the long-term safety of the high-altitude structure.

A whole piece of Changhong glass serves as the main body of the background wall. The vertical grains on its surface blur the space behind, adding a hazy beauty. Both sides are edged with brushed brass strips; the warm tone of the metal neutralizes the coldness of the glass, and the vertical arrangement of the brass strips echoes the glass grains, stretching the height of the space. More ingeniously, a hidden metal light strip is embedded under the glass. The light diffuses through the vertical grains of the glass, making the brass edges glow with a soft luster, which not only enhances the delicacy of the elevator hall, but also avoids the monotony of a pure glass background wall.