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臺中公園 TAICHUNG PARK

2021

慶應義塾 KEIO UNIVERSITY

2017

慶應義塾大學為日本文部科學省超級國際化大學計劃中的頂尖型指定校，與早稻田大學並列早慶(慶早)。慶應的創辦人是一萬日圓鈔票上的頭像「福澤諭吉」。1858年時明治時代六大教育家之一　福澤諭吉　開設「蘭塾」，向荷蘭學習西方的科學技術，就是慶應大學的前身，而後福澤諭吉自學英語，又隨著使節團遊歷歐美，受到西方科學與自由民主風氣影響非常深。本次造訪的屋上庭院，為巴黎景觀建築事務所MDP(Michel Desvigne Paysagiste)團隊於2004-2005於校建屋頂打造，腹地600平方米，敷地計畫選用石材圓形簍空切割搭配幾何矩陣式排列，與低多分枝紅楓交織視覺層次，植栽的選用也為規整的庭院增添了季節色彩上的變化。 Keio University is a designated top-tier institution under Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Super Global University Project, alongside Waseda University, forming the prestigious "Keio-Waseda" alliance. The founder of Keio is Yukichi Fukuzawa, whose portrait appears on the 10,000 yen banknote. In 1858, Fukuzawa, one of the six great educators of the Meiji era, established "Ranju," where he learned Western science and technology from the Dutch, which became the precursor to Keio University. Later, he self-studied English and traveled to Europe and America with a diplomatic mission, deeply influenced by Western science and the spirit of liberal democracy. The rooftop garden visited this time was created by the Parisian landscape architecture firm MDP (Michel Desvigne Paysagiste) between 2004 and 2005. Covering an area of 600 square meters, the design features circular stone cutouts arranged in a geometric matrix, interwoven with low-branched red maples, creating a visual layering effect. The selection of plants also adds seasonal color variations to the orderly garden.

HIGH LINE

2016

做為世界金融中心，紐約也曾是美國的工業製造重鎮。1870年代，工業革命後美國開始流行鑄鐵建築，鋼梁大跨距的結構強度取代傳統木樑，藉由鋼樑創造出挑高無隔間的空間，正適合做為廠房倉儲之用，擁有船運地利之便的紐約便開始於沿岸發展出工業區。20世紀初紐約工業區逐漸落寞，取而代之汽車貨運工業興起，高架鐵道的機能逐漸被取代，並於80年代停駛，面臨被拆除的危機。之後發展由當地居民發起非營利性的組織 — Friends of the High Line（高線之友，FHL），在市民的推動下，決定保存這段工業史，改建成為全長約2.3公里的帶狀公園──由 James Corner Field Operations 規劃景觀，Diller Scofidio+Renfro 活化建築，Piet Oudolf 設計植栽。

關稅同盟煤礦工業 kokerei zollverein

2018

關稅同盟煤礦工業建築群位於德國埃森北部，為歷史性工業紀念物，並在2001年為聯合國教科文組織指定世界遺產，同年成立關稅同盟發展責任有限公司，如關稅同盟基金會與工業紀念物歷史文化保存基金會等，為這個已不再運作的工業建築群作保存與再利用。

高原教堂

2025

千禧公園Millennium Park

2016

淚滴公園 TEARDROP PARK

2016

位處曼哈頓島下城區的淚滴公園，為100%人造公園，基盤為填海造陸而成，四周環繞建築群樓。也鑑於此，設計師運用北端較高的地勢與脫離南端的建築，因而得以留設較大面的草坪空間，藉此將陽光引入。而南北之間隔著一道人工砌石牆，兼具收拾地勢高差與彰顯四季變換的表情。每塊石頭加工後依照設計線條於礦場試排模擬，最後再運至公園內按編號砌築。 Tear Drop Park, located in the Lower Manhattan area, is a 100% man-made park, built on land reclaimed from the sea, surrounded by a cluster of buildings. Given this context, the designer utilized the higher terrain at the northern end and the separation from the buildings at the southern end to create a larger lawn space, allowing sunlight to enter. A man-made stone wall separates the north and south, serving both to manage the elevation difference and to highlight the changing seasons. Each stone was processed and arranged according to design lines in a quarry for simulation, and then transported to the park to be constructed according to a numbering system.

呂德斯海姆Rudesheim

2018

呂德斯海姆建於12世紀，當時已是通往萊茵河中流山谷的大門。有「酒城」之稱的呂德斯海姆是萊茵河上的樂園，這裡是萊茵區的中心區，也稱葡萄酒區，年產2700萬瓶葡萄酒。河畔為了維持景觀和諧，都沒有任何橋梁，靠渡輪往來兩岸。

士林萬麗 RENAISSANCE TAIPEI SHIHLIN

2021

士林萬麗，為萬豪集團旗下首次入駐台灣的品牌，由皇翔建設BOT承攬發包。由於置身於士林官邸旁，在裝潢設計上也融合了在地特色，將士林官邸裡的玫瑰和蝴蝶運用光影裝飾，點綴在穿廊與房間的各個角落。

TEAMLAB PLANETS TOKYO

2018

teamLab是創立於2001年的藝術團隊，由跨領域專業人士聚集而成，目標通過共同創作的行為融合藝術、科學、技術、設計、以及自然界。團隊成員包括藝術家、工程師、CG動畫師、數學家、建築師等。豐洲展館為2018年開幕，集結光影體感的藝術作品，本館更加入了水的互動元素，重置人的感官體驗，與作品融為一體。「Plants是為了讓人重新思考與世界的關係，盡力將每個作品做到極致，使人忘我地沉浸其中」－teamLab創辦人　豬子壽之 teamLab is an art collective founded in 2001, composed of professionals from various fields, aiming to integrate art, science, technology, design, and nature through collaborative creation. The team includes artists, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects, and more. The Toyosu Pavilion, which opened in 2018, features art installations that combine light, shadow, and sensory experiences, and incorporates interactive water elements to reset human sensory experiences, merging the audience with the artwork. "Plants is designed to encourage people to rethink their relationship with the world, striving to perfect each piece so that one can immerse themselves and lose track of time," said teamLab founder Toshiyuki Inoko.

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