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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.

Chiayi Industrial Innovation Center in Taiwan ROC by Bio architecture Formosana

 
August 20th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Bio architecture Formosana

The site is located in sub-tropical climate zone characterized by its hot and humid weather. According to this, the strategy of this project emphasizes the utilization of the natural resources in this climate condition. The adopted methods include solar energy, rainwater reuse, and an outdoor temperature cooling mechanism via the setting of the micro-climate.

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  • Architects: Bio architecture Formosana
  • Project: Chiayi Industrial Innovation Center
  • Location: Taiwan
  • Photography: Bio-architecture formosana
  • Site Area: 10,499 m2
  • Floor Area: 17,200m2
  • Completion Date: 2011

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  • Landscape Design: Songlin Landscape Engineering Ltd.
  • Architecture Design: Bio-architecture formosana
  • Interior Design: Bio-architecture formosana
  • Client: Industrial Technology Research Institute
  • Floor: Permeable ceramic unit
  • Walking Paths: Permeable ceramic brick
  • Furniture: Wooden platform
  • Illumination: Bollard light, tree spotlight, underwater LED
  • Plants: Crape Myrtle, Osmanthus, King Coconut, Azalea, Shortleaf Lilyturf

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The open space system functions coherently to the building cluster. The system includes the rounded green belt for the outer ring of the site, entrance plaza, parking area, courtyard, and a waterway which links three of them. Further, a semi-outdoor network of walking path is set to connect the public area inside the buildings and the open space. The courtyard is well tuned to be a comfortable space because the chilling wind in winter is blocked by the building mass to the northeast, and because the breeze in summer is let in from the southwest.

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The water channel is layout not only as a landscape element but the boundary between the first phase construction and the second one. While the seasonal wind comes from the southwest in summer, the water evaporation will cool down the temperature of the prevailing wind blowing into the courtyard. To the west of the blue belt is the building volume in the first phase programmed to include conference center, a library, and most importantly, the multi-functional common lobby on the ground floor. All the other buildings in the second phase will be accessed through that main lobby; therefore, the courtyard to the east of the blue belt is cut through by some paths connecting all these buildings.

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These paths covered with green roof have the courtyard partitioned into three front yards for the public areas of the three building on the ground floor; nevertheless, the courtyard is still perceived as an integral and multi-layered one while stroll around the path. The green roof networks with the green wall of the south wing building façade.

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