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After
the
renovation
of
Tainan
City’s
Old
Police
Headquarters,
Hall
1
of
the
Taiwan-American
Museum,
the
entire
historic
building
has
been
repaired
without
losing
the
Japanese
architectural
style.
The
traces
of
the
years
can
be
seen
everywhere,
and
the
taste
of
time
can
be
smelled.
In
the
atrium,
there
is
a
century-old
banyan
tree
straight
up
to
the
sky,
with
dense
foliage
and
full
of
vitality;
sitting
under
the
tree
at
the
umbrella
cafe
is
a
standard
daze
place,
which
seems
to
allow
people
to
quietly
absorb
the
energy
of
the
tree,
and
is
a
must-visit
place
for
the
youth.
The
interior
not
only
retains
the
feeling
of
the
original
monuments
and
buildings,
of
course,
there
will
be
art
exhibition
halls
with
art
exhibitions,
and
an
exhibition
hall
is
opened
upstairs,
which
specially
preserves
many
cultural
relics
of
the
old
police
station.
It
also
explains
the
entire
reconstruction
process,
so
that
the
whole
The
space
is
more
diversified.
What
is
shown
here
is
that
history
and
modernity
can
be
integrated
with
each
other,
and
can
also
be
interpreted
separately.
As
long
as
the
design
is
properly
designed,
there
will
be
no
feeling
of
incompatibility,
and
they
can
set
off
each
other's
characteristics.
(Original)
台南市舊警察總局改建而成的臺美館1館,整棟古蹟建築維修後亦不失日式建築風格,處處亦可見歲月的痕跡,嗅的出時間的味道。
中庭有棵百年老榕樹直上天際,枝葉繁密、生機盎然;坐在樹下洋傘咖啡座,是標準的發呆處,似乎讓人靜靜吸收著大樹的能量,是為文青必定造訪之處。
內部不僅保留了原有古蹟建築的感覺,當然會有藝術展廳放置了藝術品展覽,更在樓上開了個展廳,特地保存了許多舊時警察局的文物,也說明了整個改建過程,讓整個空間更加多元化。
在這裡表現出來的是歷史與現代是可以相互融合,也可各自解讀,只要設計得宜就不會有格格不入的感覺,更能互相襯托出各自的特色。
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