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Text description provided by the architects. Solar Locus is the corporate headquarters of a solar energy company in Taiwan. Taking light as its point of departure, the project seeks a return to the essence of nature, with architecture serving as a medium to reconnect humanity with the natural world. The design aspires to create a structure that captures the traces of light and shadow \u2014 where one can reawaken to the presence of light and nature through spatial perception \u2014 rendering the architecture itself a “Container of Light.”<\/p>\n

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