The project aims to establish a more diversified environment for children’s growth, allowing the school to become the aesthetic base for neighboring communities. An art container is put on a corner of the yard, without disturbing the space’s peace and serenity. As a tool for observations, the mirror offers views of ourselves and our relationship with the environment. The pavilion is cladded with mirror-polished stainless steel boards, in order avoid the typical architectural “fight for space”.
Trees in the Mirror, New Taipei City, Taiwan
Program: pavilion
Architects: Infopolis Design, B+P Architects
Team: Hung-Yu Lin, Chia-Hao Tsai (architects in charge), Chi Chung
Area: 33.7 sqm
Completion: 2016