Described as the “China’s first suspended art gallery on the cliff” by the media and located in a Bouyei ethnic settlement in Guizhou, Limestone Gallery is multi-used for exhibition, conference and catering service with sightseeing on rooftop and performances in public spaces. As a result of variation in topography and existence of unstable giant rocks, the shape of the building looks like a non-symmetrical crescent. The facade of Limestone Gallery is designed with curved glass wall, creating magnificent panoramic view of the Haiwei canyon for users.