
Wu Chengxuan Architect/Partner, Managing Architect/Partner
Cheng Hao-Chung Atelier Chenghaochung lead architect
Chiu Yuanfu Atmospheric Design Designer/Researcher
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)
$300 (This event fee can be credited with invoice discount of $150 for book purchase on the day)
On Saturday 1/23, the Art Gallery Bookstore will host the 2019 - 2020 series of the Art Gallery's selection of the year - Architecture Salon (2): Two Talks on Valerio Olgiati. The curation team specially invites young architectural creators of the generation to visit Atelier Chenghaochaochaochaoti in Tokyo Hosted by architect Zheng Hao-Chung and Hsinghuan, the project partner Wu Chengxuan, discussed with Swiss architect Valerio Ogiati. Olgiati) created architectural spaces and the stories behind their architectural ideas.
Since the late 1990s, Valerio Ogiati has been regarded as one of Switzerland's most independent and representative architects. In addition to his professional practice, he has taught at ETH in Switzerland, AA in the United Kingdom, Cornell and Harvard GSD in the United States, and the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio in Switzerland.
This Salon, Wu Shengxuan, will discuss his path to architectural development across Europe and the United States, as well as reading Oshii's work Non-Referential Architecture, from Ogiati's famous “Iconographic Autobiography.” Cheng Hao-Chung attended the Mendrisio School of Architecture, where he taught in Ogiati, and this architectural salon will share his work in Ogiati's studio, as well as first-hand architectural observations.
Since the late 1990s, Valerio Olgiati, 1958-, has been regarded as one of Switzerland's most independent and representative architects. Drawing on Ojiati's unique “Iconographic Autobiography,” the Taiwanese architect Wu introduces a series of themes that have profoundly influenced his creation—including aesthetic manipulation from his famous architect father; Aldo Rossi, 1931-1997, on the decline of Zurich Federal Engineering Pottery from the Analogue Architecture school; a trip to Japan is steeped in traditional architecture and Shinobara The inspiration of the Shinohara School; its unique use of house-shape... in its work, and further contrasting the musician's studio design with the concrete structures in large building proposals, presents the sophisticated and complete architectural ideal of Ogiati.
A speaker based in Tokyo, Cheng Hao Chung, who studied at the Ogiati Research Institute of Mendrisio Architecture, uses a remote connection to reveal the spiritual core of his views on craft, creation and space through a remote connection; he shares the architectural transformation father. The family-owned business and the personal experience of those invited to visit his home Villa Além shed light on the deep thinking behind the spatial form, including two of his own works, which led to the teaching of Ogiati. First-hand observation and design applications in the field. Subsequently, researcher Chiu Yuanfu cites the chemical use of Kund aesthetics in Nonreferential Architecture (2019) — treating ideal architecture as a perpetual oscillation between people's imagination and conceptualization of completion — as a complement to his worldview. At the end of the Salon, the audience and speakers come to answer questions and answers to discuss important “ideas” in Ogiati's design and teaching and the details of his work, as the next starting point for developing architectural thinking.