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每棟建築的誕生,都來自自然資源。礦石經開採、破碎、熔煉,再轉化為混凝土、鋼筋與磚塊,成為建築的基礎,也標誌著物質流的起點。目前遠雄正積極導入物質流系統,這將是一項長期計畫,透過與成大團隊合作,對數據追蹤、訂定標準化,並串連上游供應鏈及下游資源循環鏈,我們期許遠雄的工地不僅是建築的誕生地,更是數據的收集站。
2021 年,在花蓮中華紙漿廠的一場永續論壇上,成功大學建築系 ─ 劉舜仁教授以「物質流1」概念分析紙漿產業的廢棄物動向,從廢料種類、處理路徑到再生供應鏈的串接。台下,遠雄建設團隊眼睛為之一亮:「這不就是我們一直在找的答案嗎?」
為達成 2050 淨零目標,政府已明定 2025 年營建廢棄物再生率需提升至 60%,2030 年更進一步達到 75%。配合 2025 年上路的碳費制度,每噸廢棄物處理成本預計增加 300-500 元,這將顯著改變營建業的廢棄物管理策略。
When collecting materials on site, the META Design team works like they’ve switched on a “material radar,” scanning for overlooked resources that might be reused. This time, they noticed something few people pay attention to—the concrete slump test.
The main material for the loveseats came from the Taipei Dome construction site: an A-frame scaffold. This type of scaffold is uncommon, usually found only on large public works projects where it serves as a temporary safety barrier. When we brought META Design to the site to collect materials, the site manager reminded us: “If you don’t take it today, it may be gone tomorrow.” Even though we weren’t sure at the time how it could be reused, the team decided to bring it back because of its unique character.
What is the key to transforming construction waste? For META Design, it isn’t about simply turning discarded materials into objects. The process begins with observing the material—understanding its qualities, and then finding the right point for design. Each piece becomes a kind of dialogue with the material itself.
Every trip to collect materials feels like a race against time. What you see at the construction site today might be gone by tomorrow—nothing waits, because the work has to keep moving.
在新世紀環保公司-仁武航太園區門口,一座開放性都市景觀空間靜靜佇立。它不僅是公園造景,更是一場營建廢棄物重生的系統性革命開端,名為——石籠實驗。
The Construction Waste Upcycling Project was a first-time challenge for everyone involved. For us, it was the first step in putting the FGN spirit into practice. For our partner, META Design, it was their first attempt to explore the reuse potential of construction waste. And for the interior design and renovation company in charge of Farglory’s workplace transformation, it was also their first experience of this kind.
If you walk onto a construction site with the META Design team, you’ll surely wonder: why pick up these things? The scrap welding rods, washers, rebar protection caps, rusted binding wires... These seemingly useless, scattered leftovers from the site become the starting point for creativity in the hands of META Design.
The hardest part of collecting materials from the construction site isn’t the weight or finding what we need—it’s earning the trust of the workers.
Even when using recycled materials, the design team META Design maintains the highest standards in craftsmanship.