Landscape lighting design | Pingtung City Shengli Xingcun Creative Life Park

Field background

This park is a complex of official buildings of the Eighth Army Flying Regiment during the Japanese colonial period (1928). There are 71 registered historical buildings, covering a total area of ​​5.89 hectares. It is a complex of buildings that were completed during the Japanese colonial period and the early post-war period. , the building is made of brick walls, cypress wood as the roof truss structure, and the roof is covered with Japanese black tiles. Considering the rainy climate, there is a skirt-type rain shower board design, and with the sparse grass and flowers, the courtyard presents a Japanese atmosphere. It was designated as a historical building in 2007 and preserved, and was officially named "Shengli Xingcun Creative Life Park" in 2018. It has formed a characteristic creative settlement and neighborhood. In addition, it promotes and supports local cultural and creative talents, increasing Pingtung's The sustainable development of local cultural and creative energy. The park not only inherits the military village culture, but also hopes to allow the public to deeply experience Taiwan's diverse culture and the value of preservation through various lecture halls. 

The Shengli Xingcun Creative Life Park covers Shengli New Village and Chongren Military Village Chenggong District. The two major military villages are connected by Zhongshan Road, a 5-minute walk away. There are permanent pavilions in the living park: Jiangzhiwu – Dashucedian, Qingdao Jiuqi and General Sun Liren's Residence are respectively the main buildings integrating the original residents of the military village/businesses stationed in the military village, youth energy, and the general public. The surrounding stores include specialty restaurants and cafes, parent-child restaurants, independent bookstores, art exhibitions, and The military village is no longer just a showcase of history and culture, but also the core area of ​​the city's old city.

 ( Reference source: http://vipzone.cultural.pthg.gov.tw/about.aspx )