philosopher Hegel and poet Goethe. Hegel once said: Music is a flowing building, and architecture is a solidified music. Goethe also said: The mood caused by architecture is close to the effect of music. Once buildings, especially public buildings, are built, they often exist in urban space for a long time, which not only carries people's aesthetic thinking about their own living space, but also builds a new aesthetic environment, affecting the public aesthetics of society.