Infinity Ground : Thailand and Taiwan Contemporary Architecture
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The surrounding alley extends spontaneously<br />
<strong>and</strong> finally reaches the vertical corridor inside<br />
the exhibition hall. The building frames various<br />
surrounding sceneries, which allows indoor<br />
<strong>and</strong> outdoor spaces to be constantly alternating,<br />
entangled <strong>and</strong> extending. Nevertheless,<br />
the boundaries between the building <strong>and</strong> the<br />
surrounding environment are blurred, therefore<br />
enrich the spatial experience of visiting the art<br />
gallery.<br />
The roof is an extension of the terrain where a<br />
steel-structure folly is placed. The folly shows<br />
not only the owner‘s intuition of building this<br />
museum, but also provides the most suitable<br />
view for the magnificent beauty of the 99 peaks.<br />
After browsing through artworks, <strong>and</strong> walking<br />
into the folly, the shock from nature comes<br />
unexpectedly. In this unique space, on the one<br />
h<strong>and</strong>, visitors can marvel at this wonder of the<br />
nature through the window, <strong>and</strong> on the other<br />
h<strong>and</strong>, they can recall all the fine arts that have<br />
viewed throughout this journey. The folly<br />
becomes the place for the dialogue between<br />
man <strong>and</strong> nature.<br />
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