這間店是一個提供咖啡與花藝的複合式空間。除了身為一家店以外，它也是一個為了創造城市綠化的基地。這間店的入口營造成一條用鮮花裝飾的短隧道式通道，並且花卉的選擇將依據不同的季節而變化。這些設計理念的目的是為了讓人們感覺他們彷彿正在走進都市叢林中的溫室花園。

The light is glowing through the light well into waiting room, just like colors filling in pigment needles. The color extends from floor to wall then up to ceiling, each filled pigment needle is introducing people into the room. The tattooists advocate trees, and trees represent eternity. I used silhouette trees as the design language of the ceiling and the walls, which are related to those plants under the center light well. The lighting has multi layers and from different directions, that gave tattooists uniform light sources.

本案的概念從基地的特性出發，配合機場與茂盛的樹林，以壓低整體量體為方向，將樹、手與機翼為概念轉化為橋梁之結構，象徵著以樹幹為基底長出雙手，雙手托起象徵樹冠的橋面，橋面上延伸周邊地面公園的綠意成為空中花園，化零為整，形成一個有高低落差的大公園，最後配合像似飛機的機翼般的結構系統展翅飛翔，進而圍朔出串聯松山機場、鄰里公園與樟樹安全島的生命之環。

綠建築設計與智慧科技結合的「智慧綠建築產業」早已成為全球潮流趨勢，也是政府大力推動四大新興智慧型產業之一。內政部建築研究所為普及智慧化建築，及引領全民針對智慧化居住空間及建築之創意風潮，並藉此提升國民生活品質，因此賡續辦理2018年第十一屆「創意狂想巢向未來」智慧化居住空間創意競賽，鼓勵建築年輕學子創意設計，並號召於既有建築空間導入前瞻科技或永續設計之改善工程實例參賽，以呈現新舊建築智慧生活空間設計，及改善之優質生活空間與樣貌案例，提供產官學各界參考。

The right to enjoy sunshine is a basic human right enacted by the United Nations. Since the cancellation of Street Shadow Act in 1987, the inaccessibility of light has increased the shadow area of buildings with the increase of population and the floor height, which has made the low-level residents in Hong Kong live in darkness for many years. In a such high cost land as Hong Kong, the open space and the ecological green land are compressed and reduced year by year. The narrow living space and closed visual landscape make residents lose their most basic living needs.
日照權是聯合國制定的一種基本人權，而香港自從1987年香港取消了《街影法》，伴隨人口增長、樓層高度不斷增加之下，光線無法照射使得建築陰影面積增加，讓底層居民生活於長年的黑暗中。寸土寸金的土地也讓香港的開放空間與生態綠地逐年壓縮與減少，狹窄的生活空間與封閉的視覺景觀讓居民失去最基本的生活需求。

UNBOX Your Thinking
第一屆Design For Taiwan社會設計展主題為『Unbox Your Thinking』，期望透設計體現關懷弱勢、科技教育、社會服務三大面向，整體展場設計以『突破框架』為核心概念，透過簡潔的鐵架結合LED光條，襯托展場明快的工業氣質，展現同學們突破框架後的全新創作!

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