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2016 TAIWAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARD 2016 年台灣景觀大賞
【特別企劃】2016 年臺灣景觀大賞 年度大獎
猴硐煤礦博物園區景觀規劃設計 ─ 行遠國際工程開發股份有限公司 鄧浩 總經理 Houtong Coal-Mine Museum Park Planning and Design 採訪整理：曾筱茹 照片提供：行遠國際工程開發股份有限公司 (PROGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL INC.) Abstract The Houtong Coal-mine Ecological Park is located in the Rueifang scenic Park in New Taipei City. It is Taiwan’s only coal-mining industry-themed scenic area, a museum park with a coal mine as the theme and an “ECO MUSEUM” as the core planning concept. With the The Coal Preparation Park as the core museum facility, coupled with three coal mine production areas, the “post-industrial nature” constituted by the natural ecological resources at the valley of Keelung River, settlements, and other satellite museums, different spatial orientations, development mechanisms, and site demonstrations are provided, leading to the creation of the “Houtong Coal-mine Ecological Park”. Instead of disturbing the local area through large-scale operation, the planning and promotion strategy of a “staged and zoned small investment transformation plan” is adopted to lengthen the time and continue interacting with local communities, groups, and residents, thereby awakening recognition and belongingness towards the local industries and cultures. In addition to carrying out the coal-mining industry production system site preservation plan, small-scale preparedness operations for the living space of local people are also undertaken. In consideration of local living and possible future factory operation and development, the environmental education function is strengthened to improve the links between the audience and the park in the future.
Design Key Points 1. The “ECO MUSEUM” is the core planning concept. With the The Coal Preparation Park as the core museum facility, coupled with three coal mine production areas, the “post-industrial nature” constituted by the natural ecological resources at the valley of Keelung River, settlements, and other satellite museums, different spatial orientations, development mechanisms, and site demonstrations are provided.. 2. Staged and zoned small-investment transformation. 3. he environmental design of non-nostalgic panoramic recovery.