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HEITO 1909

Firm LocationTaipei, Taiwan
CompanyECG International Landscape Consultants
Lead ArchitectJu-Yii Joseph Lee, David Chen
Design TeamHsu chen Yen, Yueh sih ci, Szu&Yu Design and Research Office, Kai ting Hu,  Po-Wei Wu. Researcher: Chih-Chieh Wang, Takamoto Yukikazu, Li-Yun Hsu Photographer: YHLAA Yi Hsien Lee and Associates. Construction Management: Hsiehchang civil engineering consulting company. Site Management: Chang Chen-Shuo. General Contractor: Ping Nan Construction Co.,Ltd. Yao-Ching Construction Co.,Ltd
ClientPingtung County Government, Pan Men-an
Projecthttps://issuu.com/87577/docs/heito_1909_f
Project Videohttps://vimeo.com/552499229

The Heito 1909 project transformed Taiwan's historical sugar factory into a public gathering place, reimagined the wasteland barrier that struck a decade ago, and integrated community resources around the city. Significantly, the park provided people a place to engage in quality natural environments within a metropolitan city. This preservation and adaptive reuse of ruins into the landscape is the first and only in Taiwan. The unique design creatively incorporates the ruins and damaged structures into the urban facility for people to experience.