Lecture Series on Bauhaus Centenary and the 1st Memorial Anniversary of Da-Hong Wang| Theme 2: Taiwan’s Architecture and Bauhaus— Early Architectural Development in Post-War Taiwan – From U.S. Aid to the Big Hat Roofs
Speakers
Ming-Song Shyu, Architectural History Scholar, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Ming Chuan University
Location
DH Café (No. 153, Section 3, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City)
Fee
One lecture for $500, including special snacks (sandwiches, desserts, drinks), and 10% discount on event book purchases.
Event Content
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus (1919-2019) and also marks the first anniversary of the death of Mr. Wang Dai. Three architects influenced by the Bao Haus in Taiwan, Wang Daei, Chen Chiquan and Zhang Zhaokang, each contributed in different ways to the development of modern architecture in Taiwan after the war. Even though time has passed, the ancients return today to take a closer look at the works they left behind, and the cultural depth of their work still amazes us. For this centenary, it is necessary to reflect on what cultural assets the ancients have left us behind. This series of four lectures is the beginning of what we intend to reflect deeply on. The topic of the lecture is “Theme 2: Taiwan Architecture and the Development of Architecture in the Early Post-War Period of Bauhaus - Taiwan from Beauty Aid to Big Hat”.
