The Ministry ofInternal Affairs

一、 Project Overview

As a vital venue for governmental administration, the Ministry of Interior headquarters exhibits an architecture of utilitarian elegance. Its modular geometry with stratified color articulation embodies solemnity and institutional order, meticulously calibrated for bureaucratic functions while integrating into the urban administrative fabric.

二、Architectural characteristics

（一）exterior design

It adopts a multi - storey rectangular block combination design. The building outline is regular and simple, reflecting the sense of order and stability of administrative buildings. Through segmented color treatment, wall materials of different colors are interspersed. This not only enriches the visual hierarchy of the building facade, but also divides the building function areas to a certain extent. The geometric hollow decorations on the local facade add detailed changes to the simple building form, avoiding a sense of monotony. Meanwhile, they may have practical functions such as sunshade and ventilation.

（二）Functional Layout

Judging by its facade and administrative nature, the interior can be programmed with functional zones such as office clusters, conference facilities, reception areas, and archival repositories. The regimented floor plan facilitates standardized spatial partitioning, ensuring fluid bureaucratic workflows. The multi-level configuration enables stratified department allocation – enhancing operational efficacy while fulfilling the functional rigor and procedural orderliness essential for interior governance.

三、Association of Architecture and Urban Environment

The architectural periphery incorporates road networks and parking provisions to ensure administrative traffic accessibility and convenience, accommodating both official vehicles and public visitors. The building's austere yet dignified form aligns with the administrative district's solemn ambiance, serving as a physical embodiment of municipal identity. Through its grounded architectural presence, it integrates harmoniously into the urban context while reinforcing the spatial hierarchy of institutional authority, thereby facilitating seamless urban administrative operations

四、 conclusion

The buildings of the Ministry of the Interior, with their concise and regular exterior design and layouts adapted to administrative functions, have shaped an architectural form that meets the needs of government office work. While satisfying the functional requirements of interior administration work, they integrate into the urban administrative environment with an architectural image full of a sense of order and attention to details. This provides practical references for the design and construction of administrative buildings, and plays a role in ensuring the efficient operation of government affairs and highlighting the characteristics of administrative buildings.