reminiscent of the Persian period, largely transplanted to our region with minimal
alterations. To foster integration with local culture and community structures, I studied the evolution of religious architecture and formulated a set of principles. These involve adapting Taiwan's spatial textures to deconstruct its spatial, light, and form elements, enhancing interaction by incorporating bathhouses, and crafting a distinctively Taiwanese mosque design.
The project envisions a communal, living room-like space within Taipei's Gongguan district's intricate layout, promoting a fusion of diverse religions and cultures. Initially focused on supporting and engaging Taiwan's religious minorities, the design includes a Muslim area for pilgrimage and worship, complemented by rooms catering to community needs. An exhibition space allows residents and tourists to explore Islamic culture, offering insights into Muslim beliefs and everyday life.
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Design Studio V
Instructor
Yu-Hua, Wong
Distinction Honor
2019 Published in five east asian universities urban architecture studio
2021 Architecture Masterprize Student
_Winner in the Public Space interior design category
2021 Conti Awards For Arts and Interdisciplinary Desgn_Environmental Design Awards