Chung Tai Museum of Fine Arts Introduction
Chung Tai Museum was established in 2016, marking an important milestone in the promotion of architectural culture in Taiwan, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Chung Tai Construction and the 10th anniversary of the Chung Tai Foundation. The museum aims to be a new type of think tank, catalyst, and platform that fulfills corporate social responsibility and responds to the societal needs of the 21st century. It continues the "A better tomorrow" belief of the Chung Tai Architectural and Cultural Foundation, becoming Taiwan's first museum focused on the topics of "the future" and "urbanism." Located in the Taipei metropolitan area, the museum is also the venue for the foundation's first exhibition, the Tomorrow Museum, which has traveled and performed in the city for ten years, returning to its starting point to take root as "a museum at the center of the city and life." As a young new museum, Chung Tai Museum will be a space for exploring the future across disciplines. Future event planning will focus on three main directions: "future topics," "urban architecture," and "contemporary art." The interior space of Chung Tai Museum is designed by Japanese master architect Jun Aoki, while the identity system is created by Atsuki Kikuchi, marking the first collaboration of these two designers in a museum in Taiwan. With refined and stable taste and youthful avant-garde vitality, Chung Tai Museum is set to become a new landmark for architecture and cultural arts in Taipei, invigorating the cultural vitality of the city. (Source: Chung Tai Museum Facebook)
