
ZHU HONGNANJIN CO-DIRECTOR OF YONG ARCHITECTS' OFFICE
Ho Yili Ho Hou Design Manager
Vice Dean of the School of Design and Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Lee Chi Yu-Ming Chuan University, General Consultant of Open House Taipei | Open House Taipei
Chiu Wen Jiu Head of Wen Jie Architect's Office
Co-founder of Shu-Zheng Chang 11 Office and Creative Director of Hung Jian-Chuan Education Cultural Foundation
Co-Director of Kai Yu Sing Young Architects, First Prize of the 2008 Taiwan Architecture Award
Ju Ruei Ki Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Ming Chuan University
Assistant Professor, Curator, Department of Architectural Design, Chak Chi Kong University
Wen Shin Art Center (No. 6, Lane 10, Lane 180, Section 6, Section 6, Minquan East Road, Neihu District, Taipei City)
$400 (This price includes liquor and refreshments)
365 days, 1,340 books come from all over the world to the bookstores of the Arts and Sciences.
The second edition of the Art Gallery's Book of the Year 2019-2020 exhibition, which opens its collection program for the Art Gallery, has selected nearly 300 books from the new collections throughout the year: from a collection of works by architects who are “published in print”; to the first edition of architectural classics; to the first era in which architecture and art are intertwined Hand records. The exhibition spans the 1950s and the present, inviting visitors to glimpse the origins of the concept behind the fascinating architectural spaces of the present. This exhibition will encourage creative reading through the “Salon” and reconnect design thinking with design ideas through discussions with speakers about books. The Opening Salon will invite eight speakers from the architectural and artistic circles to each bring a selection of books to share their stories and imaginations.
On the opening day of the book fair, eight architects were invited to present a book of personal recommendations, namely Zhu Hongnan, Ho Yili, Li Zhiyu, Qiu Wenje, Zhang Shuzheng, Yang Jia-kai, Rui Kei, and curator Chi Chak Gang.
These books are not only important references from learning to practical experience; they also have the results and reflections of inheriting their own ideals and pursuing creative pursuits — for example, by Chiu Wenji and Ho Hei, respectively, through the writings and descriptions of the French architect Fernand Puyong (1912-1986) through the writings and descriptions of the modern architectural giant Mies (1886-1969)) A monograph on residential planning in Paris conveys different expectations for the development of modern architecture; these selections also draw on the life stories behind the speakers — as discussed by Zhu Hongnan in the classroom of Robert Slutsky (1929-2005) at the University of Pennsylvania The inspiration and release of her work, Transparency, and Shuzheng Chang talked about an unexpected Braille book from her New York job search to her firm's forthcoming collection of paper sculptures, extending her vision of a more minimalist and three-dimensional vision of architectural publishing.
For them, books are not only like condensed time capsules that awaken memories of the past, and constantly guide them to expand their imaginations about their creative origins and the future. The interconnectedness of paper books, as well as the ever-deepening knowledge system like the web, is important for examining the impact of architecture. Indicators. Speakers share the people, things, things, and spatial awareness that grew out of their careers while talking about the people, things, things, and spatial awareness that grew out of them — the “unknown” of picking up a book waiting to be read — is a wonderful experience that still touches us today and the next generation of architecture readers.