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Flashaim Gallery in Tainan City, Taiwan by CTAA Architects Lab

Sunday, August 21st, 2016

Article source: CTAA Architects Lab

Situated in a historic atmosphere, in the center of Tainan city sits this unique modern creation.

Overlooking narrow streets, filled with lively crowds and traditional temples, this unique design bursts forth from Taiwan’s traditional landscape like a white lotus.

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Architects: CTAA Architects Lab
Project: Flashaim Gallery
Location: Tainan City, Taiwan
Owner: Flashaim
Structure: Tomita Structure Design
Site area: 561.75 m²
Building area: 271.6 m²
Total floor area: 452.17 m²
Design period: 2011.1 to 2013.8
Construction period: 2014.1 to 2015.12

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Street canvas in Tainan City, Taiwan by TA architect

Tuesday, February 17th, 2015

Article source: TA architect

Case is located in Tainan (southern Taiwan) and situated in an alley around the corner. On the south side adjacent to the existing building, on the north side across the roadway is facing the old apartment.

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Architects: TA architect (Tung YuhKuan)
Project: Street canvas
Location: Tainan City, Taiwan
Client: Shih Chia Yi
Construction: Green’s Field
Project Date: 2012
Year: 2014
Site(m²): 166
Building Area(m²): 96.32
Floor Area(m²): 298.81
Height(m): 15.4

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House F in Tainan City, Taiwan by URBANWASABI

Tuesday, December 16th, 2014

Article source: URBANWASABI

This renovation project is surrounded by highly populated residential area and open view of urban green. At the beginning, we discovered existing structural issues, and started design process to untangle structural requirements alone with architectural programming simultaneously. To provide an uninterrupted circulation, the center staircase was relocated and allowed generous, looped path to access second floor via original staircase.