Portfolio_Two defined city gates

The “S” form of the museum also creates two symbolic “city gates.” The two squares of the museum, one lively and one tranquil, are defined by the opening of these two gates.
One square is a lively platform that interprets the traditional
Taiwanese theatre in the shade of the museum. A sky stage is given by the building and the audience gathers there, sitting on the grass, to enjoy the theatre like in the old days.
The other square is a tranquil space in the form of a raised sculpture garden, hosting important Taiwanese sculptural work. Sculptures are exhibited here in the park and the forest, creating an open-air sculpture garden for visitors to stroll through, breathing in art and nature, the inseparable two.
The project of this museum, serving both Yingge and Sansia, creates a square, a platform, a bridge, a link, an arcade, a walkway: a place for the all citizens.