What are the buildings worth seeing in Taiwan Province Province?

1. Taipei Municipal Art Museum? Galpan? 1983

Modern architecture that gets rid of the shackles of China's traditional architectural model but retains its traditional connotation. Architecture is my favorite white color, and its purpose is to "show artists' works". The hall structure is a very special lattice beam.

The designer is a lovely grandfather. "The architect completes 70% and leaves 30% to the artist."

2. Huabo Butterfly Ballroom Jin Guangyu Architecture Office 2005

The Butterfly Dance Hall is next to the Taipei Municipal Art Museum. We can take a look together. Butterfly Dance Hall is a semi-open performance place, which looks like a curved bamboo basket, but it may also look like pupa and ladybug from different perspectives, both of which are related to flowers.

3. Songshan Wenchuang Park toyo ito 20 13

This building integrates office, shopping and hotel, next to the former cigarette factory, and is now used for various exhibitions. Eslite Life mainly sells various original brands. Eslite is no longer a bookstore in Taiwan Province Province, but a department store. ) Young artists must come.

4. Beitou Library Nine o'clock Architecture Office? 2006

I don't think it's a niche anymore, but it's worth a visit. By the way, I can soak in Beitou Hot Spring. The library is small in scale, but it is really integrated into the life of Beitou citizens. Students will study here after school. Green building with wood structure.

5. Damo Gushan Agricultural Temple Yao Renxi 20 13

The first modern Zen building in the world is said to have magical power to purify people's hearts. Heart Sutra is engraved on the wall, projected on the pillar, and changes with the change of the sun.

6. toyo ito 20 13, Library of Academy of Social Sciences, National Taiwan University

Another small library consists of 88 tree-shaped columns and 65,438+030 skylights with different shapes. Bamboo plywood is used as bookshelves and reading furniture, creating an atmosphere of reading among trees, a forest-like reading room and a forest of knowledge.