The stereotypical factory life is uniform, mundane and even gloomy. The walls of MOXA Green Cultural Factory are all light gray, but a deliberate splash of brilliant orange at the entrance hints at an extraordinary working life inside. The first impression of the interior is its brightness– created by warm sunlight instead of glaring fluorescent. If you look up, you will realize the light is coming from a giant round aperture at the center of the sixth top story. A gallery begins at the aperture and spirals down floor after floor until it eventually arrives at your foot. The air does not feel stuffy, because that aperture invites in not only daylight but also breezes. You will not sense the tense tempo of a regular factory because the ambiance here can only be described as leisurely. There are no escalators along this artery-like gallery and one must slowly scale it level by level via ramps or stairs. You will pass by offices, meeting rooms, lounge, coffee bar, nursery and numerous green plants reliant on the daylight for their survival. One of the ramps even turns into a slide! On your stroll, you will see your coworkers and their children in nursery, while they will also see you. Your line of sight expands from a production line up close to encompass every department inside the factory; you know with whom you’re working everyday, and whether or not they’re having a good day today.