Students Awarded at Architecture Master Prize 2019 under guidance of faculty members.

Competition】: Architecture Master Prize

Organization】: The Architecture MasterPrize was assembled by the Farmani Group, an organization curating and promoting art, design and architecture across the globe since 1985.

【LINK】: https://architectureprize.com/

About】:

The mission of the Architecture MasterPrize (AMP) is to advance the appreciation and exposure of quality architectural design worldwide. The AMP architecture award celebrates creativity and innovation in the fields of architectural design, landscape architecture, and interior design. Submissions from architects all around the world are welcome.

01

Students:馬朗文、徐一中、楊偉杰
Guidance:Associate Professor Chiu, I-Hsu、Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:

New Discovery of the Year – Architecture『建築組年度最大獎』

Winner|Architectural Design / Mixed Use Architecture

Winner|Architectural Design / Residential Architecture

Winner|Architectural Design / Social Housing

Project Name:RE-INTERWEAVING
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4102

Concept:

This social housing design aims to reproduce the local rice culture and history. The 〝sharing lifestyle〞and〝sharing entertainment〞are expected to be created between the new residence and local residence. Furthermore, to attract tourists to participate with these new lifestyles is important too. Thousands of ponds and hills in Taoyuan is the main feature of Nature, and this unusual landscape is used as the principal axis of this social housing design. Through the combination of organic form (public area) and module form (living area) to achieve the flexible utilization of space.

02

Students:湯睿峰、林哲維
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:

Winner|Architectural Design / Other Architecture
Winner|Landscape Architecture / Installations & structures

Winner|Architectural Design / Green architecture

Winner|Architectural Design / Agricultural Buildings

Project Name:Snow Defender
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4073

Concept:

In the cold zone, the problem of snowing often affects the cultivation of the greenhouse.

Not only does the snow cover the sun on the roof, but it also affects the indoor

temperature. Resistance to cold farming areas can't be properly cultivated.

Azobenzene is a material that can store the heat released by the sun when it is exposed to

sunlight, and release the heat at night. It can melt the snow of the epidermis, and pass the

filtered water through the filter back to the underground storage.

03

Students:湯睿峰、林哲維
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:

Winner|Architectural Design / Other Architecture
Winner|Interior Design / Other Interior Design

Project Name:水耕之屋 Floating Boat

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3973

Concept:

After observing the local buoyancy carrier, we designed a combined floating apartment.

Use local building materials bamboo. Combines natural ventilation design confrontationthe hot tropical areas. The main axis of design for symbiosis with hydroponic fish andvegetables solves the problem of food shortage during floods.

04

Students:林崴哲, 龔照峻,蔡沛淇,陳志綸
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:

Winner in Architectural Design / Mixed Use Architecture

Winner in Architectural Design / Green architecture

Winner in Landscape Architecture / Urban Planning

Project Name:SEMI-ARTIFICIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS SYSTEM (S.A.P.S.)仿生光合帷幕

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3766

Concept:

The SAPS mimics the root and stem and leaves of plants for semi-artificial photosynthesis. At the roots, we will give the water supply system within the building. In this artificial photosynthesis system, we bionic the roots, stems, veins, and leaf tissue of plants by 3D printing. We print the veins of the water in the frame of the curtain wall, which includes the water needed before photosynthesis. There are three layers of tissue in the frame, the upper cover (tempered glass), the cell frame(middle frame), the lower plate, and the artificial cells in the middle.

05

Students:謝宗穎、黃宣庭
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:Winner in Architectural Design / Green architecture

Project Name:TOWER OF GENE STORAGE | 2100 A.D. IN SINGAPORE

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4078

Concept:

此案運用電漿提供高樓大廈電力,整體建物的光纖是電力載體供夜間照明,透過光纖穿線的形象,試圖修補人類與自然的關係;基於細菌遺傳學的預估表示,數據化DNA有朝一日可以與當今的儲存技術競爭甚至是超越。此建物為乘載人類希望的基因塔,建造一個保存全世界農作物種子的貯藏庫。基因塔是為了在大規模的區域性或全球性危機期間防止其他基因庫中種子的丟失,保護全球生物的基因多樣性。

06

Students:謝宗穎、黃宣庭
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:Winner in Landscape Architecture / Installations & structures

Project Name:RE-HABITAT

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3987

Concept:

RE-HABITAT is a modular coral rehabilitation system with coral seedling on it. It imitates a symmetry sphere as the stable construction to defense ocean current. After being severely damaged by blast fishing and coral mining, coral reefs can be rehabilitated over large scales using a relatively inexpensive technique simply through this design to fit any seabed. This bio-gallery Invites symbiotic algae to grow with corals through its various breathing holes in the main structure.

07

Students:謝宗穎、黃宣庭
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:Winner in Landscape Architecture / Other Landscape Architecture

Project Name:URBAN BREATHING SYSTEM

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4094

Concept:

Our design intent is to weaken building functions, strengthen improving emissions function, and freely define mass transportation space. We try to create perspective, stacked grid hexagons, which make this space more organic without limiting visibility and functionality in the city. The results indicates that a space that is flexible and adapted to everywhere by recognizing the particularities of its space and environment, a structure that is help improving air pollution and acid rain, a space that respects the natural environment and urban pattern while strives for a coexistence.

08

Students:陳莉莎、范僑芸
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:Winner in Architectural Design / Transportation

Project Name:TOKYO CITY GARDEN

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4080

Concept:

Tokyo is always the city leading in mechanical automation and manufacturing industry. Its obsession and great importance to automation system in culture and society deeply change the way city and machinery interact. With the increase of population, Tokyo faces the problem of urban space. Meanwhile, the problem of traffic congestion has been aggravated as more and more young people flood into Tokyo.  In order to improve the above situation, Japan promotes autonomous driving, which can create more vehicle sharing, more convenient and safer self-driving of traffic system. Then Tokyo can become a share-city.

09

Students:王雨涵

Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:Honorable Mention in Interior Design / Commercial Interior專業組

Project Name:Moore Face Salon Studio

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=1336&mode=hm&compID=12789

Concept:

To reduce the costumers’anxiety, the space has been designed like a domestic facial salon. Indoor, the activity and folding door joined working area and reception cleverly. That solved the pressure of enclosed space and also saved more privacy for this space. The interior materials used dots and different lines which can relate with the tattoo technique.

10

Students:王雨涵

Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting

Awarded:Honorable Mention in Interior Design / Commercial Interior專業組

Project Name:TREE TATTOO

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=1339&mode=hm&compID=12789

Concept:

The light is glowing through the light well into waiting room, just like colors filling in pigment needles. The color extends from floor to wall then up to ceiling, each filled pigment needle is introducing people into the room. The tattooists advocate trees, and trees represent eternity. I used silhouette trees as the design language of the ceiling and the walls, which are related to those plants under the center light well. The lighting has multi layers and from different directions, that gave tattooists uniform light sources.

11

Students:龔照峻、蔡沛淇
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:Winner in Architectural Design / Misc. Architecture

Project Name:ARCHITEXTURE
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3767

Concept:

Fog is an alternative source with high potentiality. It provide clean water in arid regions with an affordable system. Consequently, my aims is to design a simple and low-cost architectural skin to capture moisture and transform it into usable water. The Bionic Breathing Skin for Architecture is connected to water purification system and transported to running water system. Collected moisture can be transformed into household water ultimately. All in all, our final aim is to design a sustainable and environmental friendly source of water, and become a aethetic architecture facade design.

12

Students:劉浩祥

Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:Winner|Architectural Design / Other Architecture

Project Name:Poverty Pier

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4091

Concept:

Poverty in Metropolis?

With many rivers running through New York City, bridges have become an indispensable element of the city, undoubtedly. In order to provide those homeless people a place with safety and tidiness, one of the proper ways is to utilize the unused spaces under the bridges. However, those piers of bridges scattered along the rivers come in various sizes, so an executable method to tackle the problem is to turn the congregate shelters into different units. With those “Basic Units”, temporary shelters could adapt to different lengths, widths, and heights of bridges and the piers.

13

Students:馬朗文
Guidance:Professor Wang, Yu-Hua、Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:

Winner in Interior Design / Public Spaces

Project Name:Transcendence

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3975

Concept:

Traditional temples of Taoism in Taiwan are universal, but none of which provides visitors a place to calm down their mind. Taoism dates back to 2500 years before, the principle is to meet the regular routine of daily life recorded in the calendar of 24 solar terms. This project based on mental condition、physical condition and Nature. Except of the changes of landscape in four seasons, this project emphasis the interaction of visitors and local residence to experience the circulation of Nature and the relaxing life by simple farming and cooking, thus promote the positive perspective of life.

14

Students:馬朗文
Guidance:Professor Stefan Roovers、Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:Winner in Landscape Architecture / Installations & structures

Project Name:Mist Roamer

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3984

Concept:Situated in Dietikon, the inconvenience of the transportation make this place sparse. To enliven this place, this temporary pavilion which expected to build in summer provides a cool-down spot with mist as well as the chatting place for visitors to relax and get prepared to swim in Limmat river without getting sunburned too early. The structure is composed with 20cmx20cm laser cut abandoned plywood to reduce the waste from this industrial place. The curve fabric in the middle is designed as the awning for visitors and to collect the rain into the water tank of the mist machine to produce mist.

15

Students:葉俊毅
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:

Winner|Architectural Design / Industrial Buildings
Winner|Architectural Design / Tall Buildings

Project Name:The seed
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4089

Concept:

“The Seed”, a stage before the bloom of flowers, new life is covered by layers, rooting down, developing upwards, and infinite possibilities may be quietly sprouting.

Existing refuge houses are evacuated in the form of after-the-fact remedy. In this case, the losses will be relatively large. In the era when space demand is gradually expanding, super-floors will certainly exist.

The high-rise structure is difficult to resist and after the tornado scale F2. In addition to the building as a research center with high-precision equipment, so we need to insure the stability of the structure.

Therefore, I use “The Seed” to explain my architectural concept. With the idea of “rooting”, I will build the building deep into the ground, reducing the degree of shaking, more like the seed body in the soil, and the ground as a natural protective layer. Just like seed germination has different stages, we can make different deformations according to different levels of tornado grading.

When the tornado left, all “The Seed” bud slowly from the ground, and the whole flower sea bloomed with blue dazzling light. It was a tenacious life that stood still after the tornado, and it was the representative of Texas in the United States – Cornflower.

16

Students:許禕洋、葉靜怡
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting
Awarded:

Winner|Architectural Design / Installations & structures
Winner|Architectural Design / Other Architecture

Winner|Architectural Design / Green architecture

Project Name:ArcticSaverTower
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4074

Concept:

The intensification of the climate warming has led to a sharp decrease in ice sheets in Greenland and the Arctic Ocean and an increase in heat absorbed by the oceans as a result of melting sea ice, which is the evidence of the beginning of a vicious ecological cycle caused by increased climate warming. Consequently, protecting the polar glaciers and covering the Arctic permafrost is the ultimate goal of the construction of the Arctic Protection Tower for the balanced development of the local biological chain.

17

Students:葉靜怡、楊雪妍
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting、Professor Shih, Shen-Guan
Awarded:

Winner|Architectural Design / Installations & structures

Project Name:Water spray bus station
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4095

Concept:

Water spray bus station is a device that collects rainwater on rainy days and mitigates the heat island effect by spraying water mist to cooling.The design of rainwater collecting device is carried out by a modular way to combine triangles.The mezzanine is folded. By stretching the support bar, the effect of folding and unfolding is achieved. When itcontracts, the device can collect rainwater, allowing the water to collect as quickly as possible. When the top spread, spray water mist to increase the spraying area.

The device is arranged according to the location of the bus station. They will help lower city temperature and mitigate the heat island effect.

18

Students:葉靜怡、楊雪妍
Guidance:Associate Professor Chen, Yan-Ting、Professor Shih, Shen-Guan
Awarded:

Winner|Architectural Design /Small Scale Landscape Projects

Project Name:Garbage Interception Station
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=3985

Concept:

Ocean garbage has spread all over the world under the action of ocean currents, and even formed a large number of garbage islands.Rivers carry municipal waste into the ocean, where it accumulates.Garbage intercepting stations can intercept large enough volumes of river waste. According to the characteristics of the water carrying garbage on the surface of the river flowing to the concave bank, the interceptor station is placed on the concave bank of the river for garbage collection without affecting the normal flow of the river and the passage of ships. Garbage salvage can be carried out regularly, and maintenance and replacement can be carried out during the dry season of the river.

19

Students:蔡沛淇、龔照峻
Guidance:Assistant Professor Charles Chiang, Tzu Wei
Awarded:

Winner|Landscape Architecture / Outdoor Designs

Project Name:HOUSE OF SANTA – DEFENSE OF THE GLACIE

Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4100
Concept:
The project is located at the northeastern part of Greenland featuring the thickest ice sheet in Arctic, but may soon crack due to severe global warming. The major cause is that warm water flow touches the bottom of ice sheets, accelerating the recession. Thus, we build a high wall constructed at the transition zone of permanent ice sheets and icebergs to prevent it. The building is sat at the midpoint to monitor the icebergs, and arch-shape holes are designed as passageway for cracked ice. Besides, the Osmotic power facility is equipped at each hole to provide stable and sufficient energy.

20

Students:Alejandro Moreno Guerrero
Guidance:Assistant Professor Charles Chiang, Tzu Wei
Awarded:

Winner|Landscape Architecture / Urban Design
Project Name:CAR-NECTION
Project Link:https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=4093
Concept:
Mexico city was developed based on automobile and highway. However, highway structure encourages segregation from both sides of land. Moreover, collection of abandon cars and auto junkyards often locate near highway, which result undesirable living environment such as slum situation and cause various social problems. This proposal targets on both urban issues by turning abandon cars into capsule living unit to form organized communities. It does not only reactive undesirable urban corner but also encourage opportunity for connection between both sides of highway via sky-bridge access.

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