Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba by Formosa Construction

Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba by Formosa Construction is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2023 Železna nagrada A' Design Award in Arhitektura, gradnja in oblikovanje konstrukcij Competition Category.

ŽeleznaArhitektura· 2023

Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba

by Formosa Construction

Client: Formosa Construction

Železna nagrada A' Design Award Winner in Arhitektura Category

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The Design

About Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba

Lokacija projekta je v mestu Hsinchu v Tajvamu; to je območje preoblikovanja kmetijskih zemljišč in vojaške baze. Vas, ki je tam nekoč stala, je iz leta 1950. Spomini na staro vas in otroško sosesko s sodobnim razvojem hitro izginjajo. Ideal tega projekta je poustvariti prostor, ki spominja na staro vas z uporabo sodobne arhitekture, prostor, kjer so ulice in dvorišča na voljo za igro otrok in je narava v bližini, ter spodbujati raznolikost za vsako gospodinjstvo s kombinacijo stanovanjskih in parkovnih.

The Recognition

About the Železna nagrada A' Design Award

Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba je prejemnik Železne nagrade A' Design Award, prestižnega priznanja, ki se podeljuje dobrim oblikovanjem, ki izpolnjujejo profesionalne in industrijske zahteve, pričakovane od dobro zasnovanih stvaritev. Prejemniki Železne nagrade kažejo veliko spretnost, visoko specializacijo, strokovno razumevanje in ustvarjalne zmožnosti svojih ustvarjalcev. Od Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba se pričakuje, da bo visoko cenjena, občudovana in ljubljena stvaritev, ki je praktična in inovativna. To oblikovanje, nagrajeno z Železno nagrado A' Design Award, vključuje najboljše prakse panoge in ima kompetentne tehnične lastnosti, povezane s strokovnim znanjem in talentom. Zaradi svoje temeljitosti si Dua Tau Din Village Stanovanjska Stavba zasluži spoštovanje in je zasnovan tako, da zagotavlja izboljšave kakovosti življenja, ki pomagajo narediti svet boljši kraj.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

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

Unique Properties: Instead of building one traditional residential tower in a high-population area, this project recreates the sense of an old neighborhood; the old neighborhood once here was dense and rough, but it created a sense of neighborhood bonding. The layout given this neighborhood a pedestrian route connects with every courtyard, each house is connected with its own yard, and there are few architecture typologies given to the 61 buildings by varying the volume and balcony, which also give each building its own view and privacy.
Dimensions & Packaging: Area: 4700 sqm, a community of 61 four-story buildings with a U-shaped layout that surrounds the inner building; every building has its own courtyard and parking garage; the courtyards are all connected by a 200-meter community pedestrian route. typical four types of RC-built architecture with staggered arrangements and brick facades to create an overall village atmosphere.
Tags: village , house, architecture, residential, brick, Taiwan, Formosa,
Production Technology: The building facade is carefully made of handmade glaze red brick that creates a sense of touch and discolors over time. and the earthy colors that match the nature of the community. cnc wood router different type of module for concrete pouring, reduce the schedule of construction period. and 3D printing and physical construction layout to precisely control architectural diversification.
Design Challenge: The site will be surrounded by high-density buildings and traffic; the noise and heat wave of Taiwan create microclimate challenges for the project. and because of its rezoning area, which wipes out everything on it, it creates a residential area that lacks context. The design is to build communities that stimulate diversity and leave blank spaces for nature's input, a combination of residential and park.
Research: It all started with the concept of re-creating the community that was here, the traditional military veteran villages that are going to be replaced with modern residential buildings. Under the high demand of real estate, every city looks the same after rezoning and development, with the disappearance of local identity and neighbor connection. It's a challenge to form an architectural mass and create a village within.
Inspiration: The project location is in Hsinchu City, Taiwam; it's a rezoning area from farmland and a military base. The village that once stood there dates from 1950. The memories of the old village and childhood neighborhood are rapidly disappearing with modern development. The ideal of this project is to recreate a space that reminds one of an old village by using modern architecture, a place where streets and courtyards are available for children to play in and nature is nearby.
Project Duration: The rezoning area is near Hsinchu's old district; the location is a formal Air Force veteran village; the air force village was famous for flying high altitude surveillance planes; and the people who live there are highly bonded as a community. The old village was demolished for a new high-density residential area, so this design is an attempt to continue the lost memories. The project is under construction and will be completed in 2025.
Operation Flow: As the combination of different types of architecture instead of one facade creates a pattern of a natural form village, The project also provides freedom for each resident to form their own place into their own personality, so the village will become a collage of stories. This design brings a sense of community and nature into a high-density city, so the memories of this area can continue.
Patents: No
Team Members: Formosa Construction - Zhao-Xue Zheng
HEJU Architect - Jian-Hong Chen
SoosoArch - Wei-Lun Tsai
Image Credits: Image #1: Formosa Construction
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