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2910m:Contemporary Dialogue on Mining Ruins

CompanyCheli Chen
University/SchoolChung Yuan Christian University
Lead ArchitectCheli Chen
Project Videohttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1R9S3ZHlTo7GynAQ1a7H9pZ507ki-Wc5E/view?usp=sharing

Following the end of mining, the cableway remains a profound imprint of industrial memory. This design revitalizes the site by weaving historical continuity into the topography, reconnecting the 13-Layer Remains with Jinguashi. Rather than mere transit, the reinstated aerial mobility acts as a dynamic spatial threshold—elevating visitors into shifting vantage points to reframe the heritage landscape. Ruins are thoughtfully reactivated into narrative exhibition spaces, bringing the industrial legacy into contemporary public life.