Farglory Land partnered with MINIWIZ to create the “Haus Lab”, these mobile exhibition trucks bring the ideas and outcomes of FG Next to cities across Taiwan. Through direct interaction with the public, the project explores how sustainability can be practiced in everyday life.
In 2025, we visited Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung, engaging more than 1,800 participants. In addition to sharing the idea of the Construction Waste Upcycling Project, visitors were invited to create their own lamps using construction waste. Through hands-on participation, sustainability became something people could understand and experience. Beyond the mobile exhibition, Farglory’s commitment to sustainable architecture and environmental responsibility has continued without pause, and our reception centers are one concrete example of this ongoing effort.
Alongside commercial and residential projects, reception centers serve as important spaces for putting the idea of FG Next into practice. The reception center in Nanzih, Kaohsiung, responds to low-carbon and circular principles starting from the building itself. Through environmental simulations and microclimate design, the building incorporates natural ventilation and zoned air-conditioning strategies to reduce overall energy use, achieving a balance between climate conditions and energy efficiency.
In terms of materials, the project integrates light-frame building systems, recycled glass, recycled quartz stone, reclaimed metal, and reusable construction materials. From structure and façade to interior furniture, low-carbon and circular thinking is applied throughout. The reception center is no longer just a place for presenting sales information—it functions as a tangible sustainability experiment, where Farglory’s vision for future architecture, resource circulation, and ways of living can be seen and understood in everyday use.
From the mobile exhibition truck, to reception centers, and finally to completed and actively used buildings, Farglory’s approach is not a single project but a sustainable strategy that continues to evolve. The former allows the public to engage directly with material reuse, while the latter carries these choices into long-term architectural practice. When sustainability moves beyond communication and experience into design, construction, and daily use, FG Next becomes a future vision that can truly be put into practice.
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