Jade Museum will be located in La Mei Valley, Hubei, China. The valley and the river form an entry point to the site, defined by stepping stones that run over the riverbed. Visitors are encouraged to observe the natural beauty and sounds of the La Mei Valley, and a wall that creates an awareness of the differences and similarities between nature and art defines the entry into the museum. The entry’s roof is a flat glass plane impregnated with jade, allowing a view of the mountains and the gallery at once. The architect’s plans for the individual galleries draw upon visions observed with the Hubble Space Telescope; they elevate and connect the museum to the universal geometries of the heavens. The curatorial plan draws on a reticence that exists in these galaxies, disconnecting this place from earth. Curatorial movement through the gallery is designed to be one-directional, endless, with no beginning and no end.