Taiwan IVF Group

The art of architecture communicates with its audience through a non-verbal language that evokes a certain ambiance. Unfortunately, the significance of the connection between people and architecture, as well as the relationship between the environment and building, can often be disregarded in the process of designing medical institutions. To remedy this issue, the team responsible for the reproductive medicine center project has endeavored to convert the "between" factor into a shaping agent in space. This endeavor seeks to establish a dynamic interplay between the environment, architecture, interior space, and the users.
The team embarked on a thoughtful process of analyzing the interplay between the building and its surroundings. After careful consideration, they decided to shift the building's placement towards the back, which allowed for the creation of a spacious 10-meter road at the front. Additionally, they raised the building by 1.7 meters, resulting in a horizontal progression and the illusion of a floating structure when viewed from a distance.