Based on the original layout of the shopping mall, Hangzhou Neobio Family Park was divided into four major functional areas, each with multiple accessory spaces. Such division took into account age groups, interests and behaviors of kids, while at the same time combining functions for entertainment, education and rest during parent-child activities. The reasonable circulation in the space makes it a comprehensive family park that integrates entertainment and education activities.

In 2011, Li Xiang founded X+Living Architectural Design in Shanghai, and has ever since been building her own design team working at the cutting edge of art, fashion and business. She has gained cross-field achievements by exploring interior design as an architect, creating many design works with commercial and aesthetic values in the culture, retail, hotel and other industries. Her high-profile design has become the benchmark in aesthetic design and strategic design, and won international recognition with a series of top international awards.

Since establishing X+LIVING in 2011, Li Xiang has embarked on a road of developing her own style in design. As an architect and interior designer, she has created lots of artistic and fantastic interior spaces in various fields, including culture, retailing, and hospitality, etc. With innovative design strategies and great aesthetic value, her excellent works have won worldwide recognition and many renowned international design awards. In 2018, she was invited to be the first Chinese jury member of Frame Awards. Under Li Xiang's leadership, X+LIVING has grown into an internationally influential design studio, constantly working to convey its design concepts to the industry and society. With a view to better ensuring coordination between space and furnishings in it and improving the aesthetic appeal of the overall space, Li Xiang established the furniture brand XiangCASA in 2015. She hopes to spread the pioneering artistic creativity of XiangCASA to the public through retail channels, so as to bridge the gap between art and life.