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Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach by Ching-I Wu

Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach by Ching-I Wu is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Duais Plaitíneim A' Design Award in Pleanáil Uirbeach Competition Category.


PlaitíneamPleanáil Uirbeach· 2021

Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach

by Ching-I Wu

Client: S.D. Atelier Design and Planning

Duais Plaitíneim A' Design Award Winner in Pleanáil Uirbeach Category

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The Design

About Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach

Is páirc uirbeach í Impression of Railway a forbraíodh timpeall ar Stáisiún Iarnróid Taichung sa Téaváin. Clúdaíonn an pháirc 15287.57 méadar cearnach agus cuireadh i gcrích í i mí Feabhra 2020. Rinneadh limistéar caitheamh aimsire poiblí d'áiseanna iarnróid a bhí dúnta, lena n-áirítear éicea-mhúsaem atá tiomnaithe d'oidhreacht an iarnróid. Nascann conair ghlas do choisithe láithreáin stairiúla agus chultúrtha i gcodanna lárnacha, thiar, thoir agus theas na cathrach. Tosaíonn ceithre bhealach téamacha leathlae ón stáisiún. Caomhnaíonn an plean stair áitiúil agus feabhsaíonn sé áiseanna poiblí.

The Recognition

About the Duais Plaitíneim A' Design Award

Bhuaigh an dearadh Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach Duais Plaitíneim A' Design Award, aitheantas thar a bheith clúiteach a bhronntar ar dhearaí atá fíor-urghnách, galánta agus maorga. Is míorúiltí cruthaithe iad buaiteoirí Plaitíneim, fianaise ar theorainneacha na cruthaitheachta intleachtúla, agus léiríonn siad gairmiúlacht agus géiniais a ndearthóirí gan sárú. Táthar ag súil go mbeidh na dearaí seo ar na saothair is clúití a shainíonn aeistéitic ré, a chuireann le folláine na sochaí agus a chuireann teorainneacha na healaíne, na heolaíochta, an deartha agus na teicneolaíochta chun cinn. Léiríonn an dearadh Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach leibhéal sármhaitheasa thar na bearta agus déanann sé an domhan ina áit níos fearr gan amhras lena shaintréithe tairbheacha luachmhara. Is saothar é an dearadh Impression of Railway Páirc Uirbeach a bhuaigh Duais Plaitíneim A' Design Award a mhúsclaíonn mianta, a spreagann, a chuireann ar bís, a thugann sásamh agus a bhíonn ina thobar áthais mhóir.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties
The development of this project awakens the local citizens to preserve history and culture. The government, meanwhile, hopes to renovate the image of city with the magnificent cultural assets. Believe to make Taichung, a city full of culture and life, rise again.
Dimensions & Packaging
The project is 15287.57 square meter.
Tags
Urban Landscape, Planning, Design, Park, Public Facility
Production Technology
The designers integrated areas around Taichung Railway Station with urban environment, land utilization, industries development, urban image and cityscapes. The integration reorganizes the resources, reforms the surrounding environment and improves the quality of public facilities with the cultural and pedestrian-friendly urban corridor, which enriches the cultural development of the city centre.
Design Challenge
Green corridor, as a medium, will attract numerous people and bring them to different historical sites. There will be four different themes of half-day sightseeing tours, including art exhibition, Japanese-style dormitory, plain life along Green River, and cycling. Every need of sightseeing can be satisfied by visiting here. All these four routes of sightseeing start from Taichung Railway Station. Different routes may have different spots, every route nevertheless has one essential place where tourists can experience the local culture and food. The final spot of each tour is accessible to other business districts in Taichung City. Tourists are free to decide if they want to prolong their half-day tours.
Research
Taichung Railway Station symbolizes the origin of Taichung city. Its surrounding area is exclusive in historical significance. After the railways are being elevated and transformed into the rapid transit systematization, the areas under the viaducts and surrounding the station are redeveloped by implementing the flagship plan that, based on stitching the urban space and preserving the city’s historical features, connects the historical and cultural assets in the central, western, eastern, and southern Taichung City, as well as the urban stitching plan.
Inspiration
Taichung, a city born by the construction of railways. Since the opening of Taiwan Trunk Line has opened to traffics in Taichung in 1908, the development of entire city has emerged accordingly. The development of Taichung City is linked to the growth of railways. The heart of Taichung, after centuries, is changing through the developments and constructions in other areas, discovering the role of the old city of Taichung in the future urban plan.
Project Duration
The project finished in February 2020 in Taichung, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
This urban development strategy, as a crucial municipal construction based on public participation, was initiated by people advocating the preservation of the old railway afterwards implemented by municipality, thus presenting a new paragon of landscape urbanism. The Eco-Museum composed of the century-old heritage of railway culture renovates the closed railway facilities into an urban recreational area with diverse features of ecology, culture, life, etc.
Team Members
Designer: Ching-I Wu
Designer: Fu-Chu Hsu
Image Credits
Image #1-2: Photographer His-Shan Wang, Railway of Impression, 2020.
Image #3-5: Photographer Chi-Ming Wu, Railway of Impression, 2020.

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