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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Cultural Centre Competition Entry in Taichung, Taiwan by Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

 
June 20th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Taichung City Cultural Centre defines the northern arrival gateway to Taichung Gateway Park, providing a public hub to the overall master plan. As the entry sequence into urban fabric, our proposal reflects the New City’s philosophy of combining nature and innovative technology.

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  • Architects: Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning
  • Project: Taichung City Cultural Centre
  • Location: Taichung, Taiwan
  • Proposal For: Taichung City Cultural Centre, Public Library & Fine Arts Museum
  • Competition Organisers: Taichung City Government, Taiwan
  • Company Name: Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning
  • Site area: 29,600 sqm
  • Project Team: Max Yang, Yusen Chou, Kris,Yuan-Sung Hsiao, Christabel Lee, Sarah Brown, Jonathan Piper
  • Software used: Rhino and 3dmax

The Taichung City Cultural Centre portrays our vision as the threshold for Taichung Gateway Park. An iconic visual corridor connects local and international arrivals (Transportation Centre) to the main cultural district of the city through a revived, vibrant pubic space. The vision is to create an unconventional and exceptional gathering space for visitors and inhabitants, animated by public programme.

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

The Taichung Inverted Cone:Incorporating interactive, mixed-use public spaces, recreating boundaries between each programme, while defining a new typology of Library and Fine Arts Museum:‘The Galibrary.’ The architectural expression for Taichung’s City Culture Centre – Galibrary has been inspired by the uniquely beautiful mountain-scape of Taroko Gorge National Park, Taiwan.

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Designing from their dramatic multi-level void spaces, these landforms establish a gateway to landscape beyond. Maxthreads’ proposal, therefore, introduces a strong relationship between the exterior and interior public spaces integrating into the Taichung Gateway Park.

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

The Taichung City Cultural Centre is designed thoroughly in conjunction with Taichung Gateway park, and includes the integration of culture, education,tourism, environmental conservation,carbon reduction, energy conservation and sustainability.

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning

Image Courtesy © Maxthreads Architectural Design & Planning


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