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Since we opened our office for public tours, we've welcomed guests from many fields—hoping to plant seeds of sustainability that can grow into real change. Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting members of the “Circular Architecture Committee” from the Architectural Institute of Japan. The group included professors and students from leading architecture departments across Japan, who arranged a special visit to our Construction Waste Upcycling Project while in Taiwan for a conference.
On October 29, 2020, we visited a construction site in Guishan, Taoyuan, to begin our material collection journey. Upon arriving, we were led to the basement, where we were met with a "mountain of waste" piled high with discarded materials. Faced with this scene, we weren’t sure where to begin, concerned that we wouldn’t be able to find suitable materials.
The first step is to collect construction waste. We led our partner META Design on a site visit to better understand the construction site operations and explore reusable materials. On October 12, 2020, we visited the Taipei Dome construction site.
We participated in the META Motion 2024 | The Usefulness of the Useless exhibition, organized by our partner META Design at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park at the end of 2024. As part of the event, we opened our office space to the public, allowing visitors to see firsthand how construction waste is transformed into unique creations.
At Farglory Land, we see our workplace as a testing ground for exploring new possibilities in reusing construction waste. Through continuous experimentation, we strive to integrate sustainability into our daily operations. Our participation in META Motion 2024 | The Usefulness of the Useless, an exhibition curated by our partner META Design, provided an opportunity to showcase our collaboration while inviting visitors to experience firsthand how construction waste can be transformed into functional and aesthetic elements in the workplace.
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