Infinity Ground : Thailand and Taiwan Contemporary Architecture

Preface
“Infinity Ground - Thailand and Taiwan Contemporary Architecture Exhibition”
takes the earth as the interface, connecting all of nature as a background
story. On the undulating surface, it provides conditions for the interdependence
of people, buildings, and nature and balances the operating
mechanisms of the environment. More than a century ago, German geologist
Alfred Lothar Wegener wrote a book called The Origin of Continents and
Oceans and explained that the earth is aggregated into a Pangea, surrounded
by the waters of the Panthalassa, which later began to drift and split to
form the basic landforms of the seven continents and five oceans.
The exhibition continues the perspective of the “drift” and “aggregation”
of the earth, presenting Thailand and Taiwan contemporary architecture
in two chapters, “Ground Exchanges” and “Feeling Grounds”, which show
new human and nature lifestyles based on the common earth’s ground:
togetherness, ritual, native, porosity, extra-ordinary, nostalgic, vernacular,
and boundaryless.
In the first chapter of “Ground Exchanges”, the architect used modern
construction methods to frame the unique site scenery and reflect the rich
characteristics of the ground. Such as Architects 49 Limited’s Velaa Sindhorn
Village Langsuan (2019) and Singha D’luck Cinematic Theater (2017), the
elevated buildings, provide a place for public communication.