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Beitou Public Assembly Hall

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The assembly hall was reopened to the public on December 9, 2007. In addition to a main exhibition hall (about 132 m2) and a sub gallery (about 89 m2), there is also a 978 m2 green yard. The gallery hosts various art exhibitions from time to time, and also allows the public to use it for drawing, pottery and photography exhibitions. Admission is free. Superintendents of the assembly hall has prepared a brochure, “Museums of Beitou”, that features nearby cultural attractions such as Yangmingshan National Park, Ketagalan Cultural Center, Tittot Glass Art Museum, Hong-Gah Museum, Plum Garden, Beitou Hot Spring Museum and Beitou Museum. We wholeheartedly welcome you to visit the assembly hall during your “Beitou Cultural Tour”, to check out the exhibits, rest under the osmanthus tree in the yard, and listen to the buzzing insects and singing birds. We believe that you will fall in love with this leisurely place.

Address：

Beitou Dist.,Taipei City

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【Scenic Spot】Beitou Public Assembly Hall

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

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位置緯度：25.137931
位置經度：121.510096

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Taipei

Date：

2015/04/22

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資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Wenshan Public Assembly Hall

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Converted from a weather-beaten principal’s dormitory of Muzha Elementary School, the Japanese-style Wenshan Public Assembly Hall is a mix of pristine and modern, old and new. During a negotiation meeting in May, 1999— the purpose of which was to build a consensus over land use between community planners and representatives of NGOs, school faculty, parents and residents —a series of Local Leaders’ Workshops, hearings and general planning sessions were held. The assembly hall project had faced one challenge after another until its groundbreaking ceremony in 2002 and inauguration on October 19th of that same year. A successful example of property renewal, the assembly hall has not only given a new breath of life to an exquisite Japanese structure that was first unveiled in 1927, but also emerged as a hub of effort to preserve the neighborhood’s historical and industrial legacies in the midst of reinforced interest in community engagement. Built on a 636-m2 estate opposite Wenshan District Office that shoulders Muzha Elementary School, with Jingmei River to its east, the assembly hall is an elegant symbol of grassroots support and heritage preservation, complete with an information desk, an auditorium and a multi-purpose outdoor space ideal for lectures, public art displays, the “Classroom under the Trees” participatory landscape projects, and exhibitions of all sorts. In addition to photographic displays illustrating Wenshan District’s evolution and economic lifelines, the assembly hall’s two-story new building features exhibits and activities at irregular intervals that involve artists, civic groups or community organizations (on both floors, space is available for rent) in an attempt to encourage high-quality, culturally sophisticated living. The assembly hall’s old, Japanese-era building was remodeled into an open exhibition space available for lease by individual visitors or groups for academic workshops and intellectually inspiring seminars. Stop by the old-meets-new Wenshan Public Assembly Hall and you will be impressed by how architecturally refined it is, as well as how historically, industrially and ecologically distinctive Wenshan District has always been!

Address：

Wenshan Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 189, Sec.3, Muzha Rd. (opposite Wenshan District Office)

Open Time：

9AM-12PM; 2PM-5PM, Mon.-Sat.Closed on weekends and public holidays

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【Scenic Spot】Wenshan Public Assembly Hall

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

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Jingmei

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位置緯度：24.99
位置經度：121.569737

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Taipei

Date：

2015/08/17

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資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Taipei City Traffic Information Center

Description：

Taipei City Traffic Information Center features an exhibition on the development history and achievements of the intelligent transportation of the capital, as well as its past, present and future transport system planning, so that visitors could better understand the development of traffic control facilities and intelligent transportation of the City. The Center currently houses 10 major exhibition areas: a smart transportation system, a retrospective look, traffic engineering, parking information & guidance system, bicycles, a traffic control center, the mass transit system, bus waiting booth, system operations, and achievement of information linkage, offering a lively display and interactive experience. Visitors can also race on the YouBike speed racing game, interact with stop lights and ride on a low floor bus. It is a place suitable for people of all ages above elementary school age. Come discover and learn about the development and history of transportation in Taipei City.

Address：

Datong Dist.,Taipei CityB2, No. 32 Huayin Street (located inside the rear annex of Taipei Bus Station)

Travel Info：

BusTaipei Main Station (Zhengzhou): Direct / shuttleTaipei Main Station (Chengde Rd.)Taipei MetroGet off at Taipei Main Station→ Head towards Civic Blvd./TRA/HSR→ Civic Blvd.→ Zhongshan Underground Mall (Zone R)→Exit at R1 on Civic Blvd→ No. 32 Huayin Street By bus: Get off at Taipei Main Station (North Gate)→Enter the Taipei Underground Mall from Y4 entrance (near North Gate No. 1)→Exit at Y1 →No. 32 Huayin Street

Open Time：

* The Center is open daily from 09:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 17:00 (including Saturday and Sunday). It is closed on memorial holidays and other traditional holidays. Admission is free. Reservation is required. Reservation by groups of fewer than 5 people will be combined with other groups. * Scheduled guided tour (no reservation is required): Every Wednesday and Friday starting at 15:00 (the guided tour lasts approx. 1 hour; place of gathering: Service Counter at the Taipei Bus Station)

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【Scenic Spot】Taipei City Traffic Information Center

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

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位置緯度：25.049247
位置經度：121.518733

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Taipei

Date：

2015/01/05

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資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Dadaocheng Theater

Description：

Located on the 8th and 9th floors of Yongle Market, Dadaocheng Theater is one of the most notable branches of Taipei Cultural Center. Originally a garden before 1908, it was renovated into a market during the Japanese colonial era. In the old days, the market gathered close to a thousand textile shops, making it the largest textile center in Taiwan. Dadaocheng is also the incubator of traditional Taiwanese operas were nurtured, hence its name “Cave of Theatrical Plays”. Dadaocheng Theater is a great venue for performances, promotional events, and preservation of traditional operas. The theater on the 9th floor accommodates various types of traditional operas, such as Taiwanese folk opera, Beijing opera, Nanguan (南管), Beiguan (北管), Hakka drama, Quyi (曲藝; the art of ballad singing and storytelling), etc. The 8th floor offers regular puppet plays, Nanguan and Quyi performances, while the first floor offers “Play in Play” (遊於戲) arts and cultural activities. During spring and autumn, the theater offers cultural and art workshops on traditional operas, tea making, cloth arts, etc., as well as free arts and cultural seminars, and films of traditional operas. The exhibition gallery on the 8th floor features a permanent exhibition of puppet theaters as well as other special temporary exhibitions. Reservation for guided tour is available for groups of more than 10 people. The leasing of rehearsal rooms and multifunctional presentation rooms are also available to arts and cultural groups. In addition, plans are underway for promotional performance of traditional operas on school campuses, educational courses for arts inheritance, as well as training and performance for youth folk opera groups, as an effort to systematically pass on the art of traditional opera and cultivate young talents.

Address：

Datong Dist.,Taipei City8th and 9th floors, No. 21 Sec. 1 Dihua Street

Travel Info：

(1) By bus from Taipei Metro:1. Ximen Station: Take bus 250, 304 (Chongqing line) or 9 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection”; take 302 to “Zhongxing Hospital” stop (on Tacheng St.); or take 223 or 601 to “Yanping-Chang’an Intersection” (on Yanping N. Rd.) and walk for 5 minutes.2. Zhongshan Station: Take bus 52 or 12 to “Zhongxing Hospital” stop; or 539 to “Yanping-Chang’an Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes.3. Shuanglian Station: Take bus 518 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes; or take bus 811 to “Dihua St.” and walk for 5 minutes.4. Daqiaotou Station: Take bus 9 or 274 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes to reach the Theater.(2) Bus:Take bus 46, 63, 282, 288, 306, 622, 636 or 638 to “Yuanhuan” and walk for 10-15 minutes; or take bus 206, 255, 518 or 704 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5-10 minutes.

Open Time：

Every Tuesday to Saturday Every Sunday (Closed on national holidays, Chinese New Year, Dragon Boat Festival and election day)

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【Scenic Spot】Dadaocheng Theater

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

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位置緯度：25.054862
位置經度：121.510549

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Taipei

Date：

2015/01/05

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資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Taiyuan Asian Puppet Theatre Museum

Description：

The recently established Lin Liu-Hsin Puppet Theatre Museum located in Dadaocheng boasts a very rich collection. Apart from the collection of Taiwan puppetry, there are also puppet collections of different styles hailing from different countries. A total of over 5,000 pieces of puppetry treasures were collected by the museum, which is a four-story building covering an area of about 200 pings (approx. 660m2). The museum comprises carving workshops, DIY classrooms, puppetry special exhibition room, fine works collection space and the Nadou Theatre (performance hall), suitable for all types of professional performances. The museum not only schedules puppetry exhibitions from time to time but also offers courses on hand puppet carving and making, demonstration by puppetry masters, parent-child puppetry theatre, and the promotion of techniques on traditional puppet theatre, allowing the general public to further acquaint themselves with the culture of puppet theatre.

Address：

Datong Dist.,Taipei CityNo.79, Xining N. Rd.

Open Time：

Tue. to Sun. 10 AM-5 PM Closed on Mondays and public holidays

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【Scenic Spot】Taiyuan Asian Puppet Theatre Museum

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

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位置緯度：25.0557
位置經度：121.509084

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Taipei

Date：

2015/03/23

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資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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National Taiwan Museum (Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall)

Description：

The National Taiwan Museum is a paleontology exhibition center focusing on natural history, and located directly opposite the Taipei 2/28 Memorial Peace Park . The museum reuses the historic site of the Kangyo Bank, which was built during the Japanese Colonial Period. The museum’s stone building has huge Roman colonnades in the exterior. The walls are made using the approach where the mortar joints are filled first. The cast iron windows use pulleys and movement weights for effort-saving up and down opening and closing, and embossed glass and hexagonal wire mesh is inserted in each window. Structural technology and workmanship are evident throughout this historic building. The three-story high lobby is decorated with plaster relief sculpture plates. A variety of paleontological specimens, large-scale dinosaur models and the specimen of elephant Lin Wang are displayed in the museum. In addition, exhibitions of the history, vault and architectural renovation of the Land Bank are permanently held in the museum.

Address：

Zhongzheng Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 25, Xiangyang Rd.

Travel Info：

Bus: No. 20, 222, 236, 237, 241, 243, 244, 245 (Qingshan Line), 245 (Subline), 249, 251, 263, 513, 532, 621, 644, 651, 670, 706 or 706 (Shuttle); get off at National Taiwan Museum (Xiangyang Rd.)Parking: Parking is available near 2/28 Memorial Peace Park

Open Time：

Tue. to Sun. 9:30 AM-5 PM Closed on Mondays, Chinese New Year’s Eve and the first day of the first lunar month Open as usual during public holidays and long holidays

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【Scenic Spot】National Taiwan Museum (Taiwan Land Bank Exhibition Hall)

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

MRT：

NTU Hospital

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位置緯度：25.043566
位置經度：121.514161

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City：

Taipei

Date：

2014/03/14

Attribution：

資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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The Mountain Theater of U Theatre

Description：

The Mountain Theater of U Theatre occupies an area of more than 1,000 pings (approx. 3,300 m2) in the Laoquan Village on Mt. Laokeng. It was founded by U Theatre’s artistic director, Liu Ruo-Yu to practice for the Mountain Project pioneered by Jerzy Grotowski, a Polish icon of experimental theatre. This facility is expected to enable the U Theatre performers to merge drumming, meditation and Chinese martial arts in a serene setting, away from the downtown bustle. It is worth noting that the performers built their own rehearsal area by laying down the wooden structures and crossties. The Mountain Theater consists of two parts: a wooden house for the performers’ meditation sessions and drumming practices that is off-limits to visitors without reservations, and an open stage for commercial performances and rehearsals, which is open to the public. This one and only mountaintop amphitheater in Taiwan that overlooks the Taipei Basin; it attracts many hikers and sightseers even on busy weekdays. In 2007, Taipei City’s Cultural Heritage Review Committee decided to list the venue as a cultural landscape the following year for such contribution as “a culturally significant display of human-nature interactions”, “a historical, cultural, artistic or scientific value that is commemorative, representative or distinctive”, “period-specific or of social importance” and “rarity”.

Address：

Wenshan Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 30, Lane 26, Laoquan St.

Travel Info：

Take the Maokong Gondola, alight at Maokong (cable car) Station, walk along a foot path that leads to Mt. Laokeng, and you will see Yinhedong (Galaxy Cave) soon.ORTake the Pinglin-bound SinDian Bus and get off at Yinhedong

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【Scenic Spot】The Mountain Theater of U Theatre

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

MRT：

Taipei Zoo

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位置緯度：24.971004
位置經度：121.568263

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City：

Taipei

Date：

2013/05/15

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資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Pavilion of Aroma of Flowers

Description：

The Pavilion of Aroma of Flowers (a.k.a. “the Pavilion of Indigenous Aroma of Flowers”) was a venue of the 2010 Taipei International Flora Expo; it was taken over by Taipei City’s Indigenous Peoples Commission after the expo ended. Currently located in the Fine Arts Park Area of TAIPEI EXPO PARK, the pavilion is committed to demonstrating both the cultural beauty and industrial prowess of indigenous Taiwanese under the motto of “resource sharing, diversity, creativity”. Walled by handmade bamboo screens, this semi-open, umbrella-inspired pavilion resembles six morning glory flowers in full bloom, with exhibit sections dedicated to indigenous-styled everyday items and accessories, home furnishings, clothing, certified products & designer goods, farm produce/specialties & souvenirs, music & publications, and handicrafts & artworks. Each section is impressive with an authentically indigenous collection.

Address：

Zhongshan Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 181, Sec. 3, Zhongshan N. Rd.

Travel Info：

From MRT (Danshui Line) Yuanshan Station (Exit 1), pass through the TAIPEI EXPO PARK (the previous location of Jiuquan St.) and Zhongshan N. Rd. to reach the Fine Arts Park, and you will see the Pavilion of Aroma of Flowers.Bus: 21, 40, 42, 126, 203, 208, 213, 218, 220, 247, 260, 277, 279, 287, 308, 310, 612, 677, Red 2, Zhongshan Mainline, Boai Bus, Taipei-Jinshan, Taipei-Sanzhi: alight at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. (Red 2, 21 and 220 are low floor buses)

Open Time：

Tue. -Sun., 11AM-7PM Closed on Mondays

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【Scenic Spot】Pavilion of Aroma of Flowers

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

MRT：

Yuanshan

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位置緯度：25.070757
位置經度：121.524545

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City：

Taipei

Date：

2012/06/20

Attribution：

資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Taipei Arena

Description：

The Taipei Arena, situated at the intersection of Dunhua N. Rd. and Sec. 4, Nanjing E. Rd. in Songshan District is a multi-purpose arena with a seating capacity of 15,000, built in late-2000 by the City government on the site of its weather-beaten predecessor: the Taipei Municipal Baseball Stadium. A High-strength Reinforced Concrete (HRC) structure with 2 underground and 5 aboveground floors, the Taipei Arena measures 90,900-odd m2 in gross floor area and boasts a design that meets different needs through a speedy seating/staging rearrangement. It has a seating capacity of up to 15,350 for concerts with an arena (theater-in-the-round) stage or for basketball games; 13,500 for remote-stage concerts or large assemblies; 10,000 for concerts with a proscenium stage or performance art events. The Ice Land, a secondary venue of Taipei Arena, is a year-round ice-skating rink with an international standard size, besides offering standardized indoor ice for such sports as ice hockey and speed skating. The Ice Land is available for public skating on weekdays;it also offers an array of education/training programs, accommodating up to 800 seats in the audience area. In addition, there are also 6,000+ m2 of business area inside the Taipei Arena to offer audiences a comfortable dining and recreational experience. As part of Taipower’s underground transformer station project, a north-facing outdoor square was constructed to connect that business section to shopping blocks nearby.

Address：

Songshan Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 2, Sec. 4, Nanjing E. Rd.

Travel Info：

MRTTake MRT Wenhu Line, get off at Nanjing E. Rd. Station and walk to the arena (appr. 512 meters). Take MRT Bannan Line, get off at Zhongxiao-Dunhua Station and proceed to the arena either on foot or by bus (appr. 1,144 meters).BusTake Bus No. 33, 248, 262 (including shuttle), 266 (including shuttle), 277, 279, 282, 285, 288 (shuttle), 292 (including subline), 306 (including shuttle), 307, 46, 521, 604, 605 (express), 622, 630, 652, 668, 672, 675, 711, 902 (including shuttle), 903, 905 (including subline), 906 (including subline), 909, Boai Bus, Dunhua Main Line, Brown 10, Brown 9 or Red 25 and get off at Nanjing-Dunhua Intersection.

Open Time：

All venues open 24 hours a day; Ice Land: 9AM-9PM every day

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【Scenic Spot】Taipei Arena

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景點

Category2：

Art and Culture Centers

MRT：

Taipei Arena

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位置緯度：25.051345
位置經度：121.549569

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City：

Taipei

Date：

2014/08/21

Attribution：

資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Neihu Technology Park Discovery Hall

Description：

The Neihu Technology Park (NTP) and is the most important high-tech industry cluster in Taipei City. The number of companies that have entered the park has increased from roughly 600 to over 3,000 currently from 2001.In order to effectively create and market the high-tech characteristic of the park, in accordance with the 30th committee meeting resolution of the Taipei City Government Tourism Committee “The NTP requires a small NTP museum such as Taipei Discovery Hall to introduce the development process of NTP” on December 7, 2005, the discovery hall is actively developed and transformed into a technology museum.The discovery hall is approximately 250 Ping (826m2) and features six major exhibit areas such as the entrance imagery, legend of NTP, technology treasure bowl, glory of Taiwan, NTP soft power and future vision. There are 21 exhibit themes in total. Through techniques such as exhibition walls, theatres, models, software and interactive facilities, the park’s development, technological development process and future visions are presented; in addition, it also provides a technology demonstration platform for the manufacturers in the park.

Address：

Neihu Dist.,Taipei City3F, No.12, Zhouzi St., Neihu Dist., Taipei City 114.

Travel Info：

MRT Neihu Line Gangqi Station No.2 ExitA:Neihu Vocational High School (Sec.1 of Neihu Rd.): 21, 28,222,247, 267, 286, 287, 620, 677, Red 2 B:Taipei Flower Auction (Gangqi Rd.): 0 East, 21,222, 551, 646, 652, Red 3, Brown 16, Blue 26, Blue 7 C:Taipei Flower Auction (Ruiguang Rd.): 21,552,645, 902, Red 3, Red 31, Blue 27,1573; NTP commuting chartered bus: 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16 ,17, 20

Open Time：

Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00. Closed on Saturday, Sunday, national holidays and folk holidays

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【Scenic Spot】Neihu Technology Park Discovery Hall

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景點

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Art and Culture Centers

MRT：

Gangqian

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位置緯度：25.07819
位置經度：121.57516

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City：

Taipei

Date：

2015/03/23

Attribution：

資訊來源為「臺北市政府」

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Fashion Institute of Taipei (Taipei Costume Cultural Center)

Description：

Inspired by a project commissioned to the Taiwan Textile Federation, the Fashion Institute of Taipei was co-founded by Taipei City’s Department of Cultural Affairs and the Industrial Development Bureau, MOEA, in an attempt to create a platform of information exchanges concerning fashion design. The institute plans to give designers access to a database of designers/apparel manufacturers and incubator-oriented training programs, among other resources and assistance, in order to encourage collaboration between fashion designers and companies. It also serves as a liaison between fast pattern-making centers and designers, so the latter may focus on cultivating their expertise as creative designers and front-end workers in the fashion industry. A tree-inspired interior designA cradle of competent Taiwanese fashion designersThe Fashion Institute of Taipei, located in the culturally significant Bangka area (a.k.a. “Monga”) and previously known as the Taipei Costume Cultural Center, is a 3-story emerging fashion landmark with the Bangka (or Dali) Fashion District being its hinterland. Driven by the vision of “a tree of creativity”, the institute matches its brick-red exterior with an interior designed to resemble a tree nourished by Wanhua’s historical and cultural influences, which would hopefully foster local designers who give back to Bangka’s clothing business in the manner of decomposed foliage sustaining the soil. The institute vows to help its resident designers secure demonstration contracts with apparel firms from across the Bangka Shopping District, and eventually build worldwide reputation for the country’s original fashion brands and design prowess. Collaborating with academic institutes to nurture emerging designers is also a priority for the Fashion Institute of Taipei. In addition to guided tours for faculty members and students in areas pertaining to fashion or apparel, the institute launches summer internship programs to give students a sense of how a design project is linked to marketing efforts, other than acquiring an insight into the country’s ready-to-wear sector, through active involvement in Bangka’s clothing business operations and designer-corporate partnerships. Also available for local talent are analytical programs about the latest clothing trends, or professional fashion shows. An inspiration-packed facilityA resident designer program for maximum creativityDecorated with a color scheme centered on pure white, the ground-floor lobby is a space that offers fashion information while catering to all five senses, as evident in a catwalk stage for designers’ lovely projects and a café in the cozy corner, where visitors seek inspiration while sipping coffee and browsing through stylish clothes or glossy design-related publications. For greater efficiency, exciting films are played on interactive LCD screens (controlled using a device similar to Wii) on the ground floor to offer details about the Fashion Institute of Taipei, the cultural and historical aspect of Bangka, or the resident designers, including their styles and portfolios. The second floor is converted into a mobile work platform for designers, with personal studios closed to the public on weekdays. To encourage designers to push the envelope and present art museum-worthy clothes, this creativity-charged space comprises a pattern-making section where all fabrics are available for free. The institute is seeking additions to its list of the current five resident designers (Norah Hsu, Wei-xiang Zeng, Andre Kao, Xue-Zheng Lu and Yu-Lin Shih) through annual auditions aimed at scouting out fresh designers with the potential of shining in the international fashion industry. On the 3rd floor, an area suitable for moderate-scale fashion shows, exhibitions, performances and lectures, is thickly carpeted and upholstered for soundproofing. For further diversified and flexible use of rooms, the ceiling rails, arranged to resemble the map of Bangka, are combined with movable partitions to offer designers just the right amount of space. The exhibition and performance facility, complete with backstage dressing rooms for models, are available for rent by fashion design majors for training courses or fashion shows.

Address：

Wanhua Dist.,Taipei CityNo. 9, Sec. 2, Xiyuan Rd.

Travel Info：

Approx. 5 min. walk from MRT Longshan Temple Station (Exit 2).Bus: 38 (shuttle), 234, 265 (incl. shuttle), 651, 673, 705, Blue 28: alight at the Taipei Costume Cultural Center

Open Time：

Mon.-Fri., 9:30AM-5 PM Sat.-Sun. 10AM-7PM

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