The Old City of Fongshan County is the oldest preserved walled city in Taiwan and reflects over two centuries of socio-economic change. An elevated walkway was implemented to regenerate the site while maintaining a minimal visual and physical footprint. The walkway's design varies along the city wall to respond to differing programmatic and contextual needs, providing access and enabling modern exploration. The project integrates multiple design elements into a single linear structure that adapts to site conditions. The approach preserves historic fabric by minimizing intrusion and providing a contemporary circulation layer that connects, interprets, and activates the urban edge.
The Old City of Fongshan County, the oldest preserved walled city in Taiwan, reflects over two centuries of socio-economic change. In line with the client's goal to regenerate the site, an elevated walkway was implemented to maintain minimal visual and physical footprint while enabling modern exploration. This walkway, with its varied design, adapts to different needs along the city wall and integrates design elements into a single linear structure.
Yu-Chen, Chao + 21 Category: Public Space, Landscape Architecture Design Team: Ma-Lone Chang, Yu-lin Chen, Che-Kang Liu, Juiying Tung, Yi-Rou Lin, Jian-Jun Chen, Wei-Ying Lu,Min-Ching Chu, Yi-Fa Wang, Fu Su Technical Team: Wei-Cheng Li, Li-Chieh Cheng, Guan-Xian Li Architecture Offices: MAYU architects Engineering & Consulting > Structural: Galaxy Engineering Consultants, Inc. Engineering & Consulting > Mep: MAYU architects Engineering & Consulting > Lighting: OUDE light Landscape Architecture: MAYU architects General Constructing: YUAN TAY Construction Co., Ltd.
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