New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum Introduction
New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum is the first specialized ceramics museum in Taiwan, focusing on the development of ceramics over the past century. It presents the memories and history of the ancestors who lived on this land. The museum is dedicated to integrating various resources, establishing positive interactions with the local community, and promoting cultural tourism, showcasing the Yingge industry's characteristics and local uniqueness, while inspiring public interest and concern for ceramics. At the same time, it actively expands its horizons to facilitate international ceramic cultural exchanges, aiming to establish the subjectivity of Taiwan's ceramic culture through continuous efforts. The overall architectural form employs exposed concrete, steel frameworks, and transparent glass to connect the interior and exterior environments, creating a sense of infinite extension and changes between reality and illusion, presenting a rustic beauty. The elegant architecture serves as an excellent stage for the display of ceramics and establishes a beautiful landmark for Yingge. Visitors to the museum will ascend the layered stone steps, cross the water bridge, and experience the auditory and visual effects created by the large water walls and pools, allowing for a calm atmosphere and emotional transformation, entering the museum with a pure heart. Inside the museum, visitors will find a continuous and richly layered space composed of exposed concrete, pebble walls, gray stone materials, and brown wood. The building, which stands three stories high with two underground levels, allows one to drift through the realm of art. The museum's architecture itself serves as a stage filled with infinite possibilities, where the exhibits are not the only main characters; the audience also plays a significant role in the space. There is a "Children's Experience Room" specifically designed for children aged 4-10 and a "Ceramic Workshop" for amateur ceramic enthusiasts to study, create, and engage in exchange, providing the public with a closer tactile experience with the earth.
