TaCheng Wu-Jie

The project is located in the Beitun District MRT special zone in Taichung. In a residential development market that has reached saturation, creating a distinctive vocabulary is a critical challenge for the design team in a highly competitive zone. The design strategy emphasizes "a sense of belonging and ritualistic space." Through the guidance of movement, changes in spatial layers, and the creation of visual barriers, residents can immediately feel a sense of tranquility and prestige unique to their homes upon entering the community. This concept involves not only the arrangement of physical structures but also extends to fostering a psychological sense of belonging, thereby enhancing residents' identification with the space.
● Adapting to Terrain
Aligning with the triangular shape of the site, the project optimally integrates the building's mass with the urban environment's connectivity. The design centers around the entrance plaza, where landscape planting, sidewalks, and visual axes guide create a layered entry experience, emphasizing privacy and a sense of belonging. Additionally, the vehicle entrance is strategically positioned away from direct connections to the main roads, using intermediary spaces to filter environmental noise and visual disturbances, thus ensuring the residents' quality of life.
● Crafting Quality Living
The spatial planning of the project adopts the "internal-external symbiosis" concept. An expansive planting layout enables the seamless integration of vertical greening with ground-level landscaping. Particularly, the greenery at the ground-floor plaza not only far exceeds regulatory standards but also creates a microclimate akin to an urban forest through multi-layered plant arrangements. This plan enhances air quality and regulates environmental humidity, contributing to an improved living environment.