176
shui yuan sports court
168
galerie pierre
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dimensional transformation
160
shui yuan pathway
156
156
nan hua
pathway
nan hua pathway156an hua pathway
155
guang wu library
142
guan dong library
141
chien hua library
131
shui yuan sports field
130
rediscovery dasyueshan
125
chung hsiao food education classroom
124
lavatory of hsinchu museum
121
si kou kitchen renovation
117
dadu children and family center
114
the darkside of moon
113
li ming playground
111
nei pu kindergarten
104
office of hsiang yu property
103
dong ming kindergarten
101
golden arcade
099
sos brutalism exhibition design
098
lavatory of tung yuen school
091
jut the column reception center — with
mot select and vwi cafe
084
shui yuan assembly hall
081
romantic route 3 the upcoming past
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museum of renovation
080
jhong hua playground
078
agravic starry sky— off-site project
074
lavatory of li ming school
072
beimen market
067
45° kindergarten
064
tung yuen kindergarten
063
taiwan connection 1908
062
diagonal house
060
sport center with a column
057
big flat roof
052
lavatory of li ren school
050
triangle kindergarten
046
terrazo house
045
shen gang school
043
li ren sport hall
037
liukung wharf
026
ncku multidisciplinary project
019
amicable family 2
013
house with gardens
001
house of stones
beimen market
location : hsinchu, taiwan
clients : hsinchu city government
year : 2019-2025
program : market
design : office aaa
project manager : jia-rong chang , hsin-yu chen
construction supervision : jia-rong chang
structure engineer : giant home engineering & consultants
wayfinding system : path & landforms
photographer : yu-cheng chao
The Hsinchu Beimen Market is located within narrow lanes of the old city. The project employs low-rise volumes to balance with the urban fabric, using setbacks and interconnected circulation to create rest spaces and a pedestrian zone. A shaded plaza on the south acts as a buffer between the lively market and the city, serving as a forum for diverse activities. Along the west, a green belt connects the pedestrian flow to the Hsinchu Baseball Stadium, shaping a public space network. The plaza links to a semi-outdoor staircase that serves as an indoor-outdoor interface and spectator seating; meanwhile, vertical movement transforms it into an urban stage.
Order is the internal logic. Given the pre-existence of stalls as primary units, a modular grid forms the internal order, while line intersections manifest as cross-shaped steel columns. This modular system implies flexibility for future development. Finally, semi-transparent hollow PC panels form the exterior walls, allowing activities inside and outside to be mutually perceived. Together, these elements create a light, bright atmosphere, shaping a contemporary urban aesthetic.
