LI HUT CHIN
LI HUT CHIN is an acclaimed professional based in Zhongli Dist., Taoyuan City, Taiwan (China). Recognized for their exceptional talent and innovative design prowess, LI HUT CHIN has been honored as the winner of Two A' Design Awards in the following categories: Interior. With a deep commitment to design excellence and a keen eye for detail, LI HUT CHIN continues to shape the future of design in Taiwan (China) and beyond.
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LI HUT CHIN Press Releases
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LI HUT CHIN Boilerplate
As a construction professional, there are many remote villages located in the mountains. Because of the inconvenience of transportation, the development of them lags far behind flat villages or cities. This situation has attracted the attention of many NGOs. And I came to help because it sent volunteer teachers. Because the teachers were too remote and could not stay for long, they would need space to assist, but they could not be fixed on the ground like in the past, because the research-type house is very fast. It will be abolished because of the shrinkage of the village, and therefore a mobile "lattice children's garden" system has been developed. The structure of the Lattice Children’s Fun Garden is based on wooden partitions and uses an open structural system to cope with the shortage of professional construction manpower in the countryside. For this reason, it was decided to focus on the technical aspects when planning. Establish a clear construction system, calculate the required labor force, and complete the production of components in the factory in a standardized and industrialized manner. Through a complete transportation and assembly plan, the components can be transported to the base, so that the general public without professional construction , It can also be assembled smoothly and quickly, which not only speeds up the construction speed (three days), but also ensures the quality of the building. Due to the lack of resources in the countryside, it is difficult to have constantly updated books, teaching materials and toys in the space. Faced with this problem, we decided to make the space itself interesting and to continuously attract children willing to use the space. Therefore, in the space of the Children's Fun Garden, both the wall and the floor are pits, allowing children to climb and play in the space. Because children’s bodies are still growing, there are pits of teaching space everywhere, which can arouse their love. Children jump and climb in the space, and use every part of the body to perceive and use this space, which also allows teachers to use this space. Start thinking about new ways of education.
WDR F-Rank
Novitiate / Noviziato
LI HUT CHIN is at the early stage of their design career, showing potential for growth and creativity. While still developing their portfolio, their emerging talent suggests a promising future in design, with opportunities for significant professional advancement.
Imminent Practitioner
