The Cuisuba interior brings memories of Yi altars and the Torch Festival into reception, exhibition and rest spaces. Folding entrance ramps and stairs recall processions climbing winding paths. Red and yellow light wells punctuate the darker halls, while open courts admit daylight and collect rain, linking ritual associations to practical use.

Dining, reception and cultural exhibitions occupy different floors, connected by circulation and courts. Reclaimed boards and pine formwork leave their grain on exposed concrete. Black metal frames and ceilings set off rough walls and views of the grassland. Close material textures and distant plateau views give the interior both solemnity and openness.