MAD, BIG, INABA, and MASS Studies jointly participated in the urban planning activities in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Jeffery Inaba was the curator of this planning activity, and all works were exhibited in the Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition started on December 17, 2008 and lasted for 2 months.

On the one hand, the work provides a new planning scheme for the city: a group of iconic and highly commemorative buildings. At the same time, the work can also reflect another function through scale scaling: all works are transformed into furniture in the modern art center.

Our work is named "Beautiful Mind", which is inspired by the local natural scenery. In the city scale, the building is shaped like a mutant cultural pyramid, with tentacles growing from the middle and finally evolving into tentacles in the sky. At the same time, from the furniture scale, "Beautiful Mind" provides visitors to the art center with a space to sit, read and study, where the tentacles and tentacles provide sufficient light for readers.