MTLA OFFICE

借景 Context

本案為辦公空間之規劃設計，基地位處辛亥捷運站與萬芳山交界處，為台北盆地邊緣典型的「城市—丘陵交會地帶」。透過整面落地窗將萬芳山脈的稜線、日照與季節性光影納入室內，建立地景與工作行為之間的對話。這不僅優化了日間採光與室內明亮度，也將建築轉化為回應環境的在地化構築語言。

滲透 Osmosis

空間配置以「空間滲透」為核心理念，以回應當代工作模式對彈性適應性與流動性的需求，並將場域轉化為一個承載構思與促進對話的空間容器。
取代傳統僵化的分區方式。透過開放與半開放的界面，使會議、討論與辦公場域得以在不同情境下相互轉換、交融。這種滲透性讓動線保持彈性，能隨工作流程與使用模式自然調整；同時，留白空間與節點的安排也使不同區域之間產生過渡與銜接，創造漸進而多層次的交流場景。藉由滲透關係，空間不僅具備多工彈性，更能在流動中生成新的互動模式，展現工作場域的開放性與包容性。

構築 Tectonic

天花板的構築設計作為空間精神主軸，採用木構條件塑造如山脈稜線般的形體隱喻，呼應遠方萬芳山的地景記憶，並象徵思緒的流動與延展。直線段對應專注與穩定的工作場域，曲線段則對應需激發創意與交流的會議空間——其形態同時承載功能分化與心理暗示的雙重意義。其起伏、彎折與光影變化構成一套非語言化的空間敘事：當人穿梭、抬首或停留，天花的節奏與日光交織，引導使用者進入聚焦、轉換與創造的流動節拍。

回響 Resonance

整體設計試圖將「空間」與「思想」的生成過程同步化，它在物理層面承載功能，在感知層面塑造情緒，更在行為層面促進協作。在這座辦公室中，我們構築的並非單一的工作場所，而是一處能容納靈感聚合、思想交織、創意流動的都市山谷。


Context

This project is an office space design located at the intersection of Xinhai MRT Station and Wanfang Mountain, a typical “urban–hill transition zone” at the edge of the Taipei Basin. Through full-height glazing, the ridgelines of Wanfang Mountain, together with sunlight and seasonal shadows, are drawn into the interior, creating a dialogue between landscape and work. This not only enhances natural lighting and brightness but also transforms the space into a structure that responds to its environment.

Osmosis

The spatial configuration adopts “Spatial Osmosis” as its central concept, responding to contemporary work modes that demand adaptability and fluidity, and redefining the workplace as a vessel for ideas and dialogue. Instead of rigid zoning, open and semi-open interfaces allow meeting, discussion, and work areas to shift and merge according to changing needs. Such permeability keeps circulation flexible, adapting naturally to workflows and user patterns; meanwhile, blank spaces and nodes provide transitions and connections, creating layered stages for interaction. Through this permeable relationship, the space not only gains multi-functional elasticity but also generates new patterns of collaboration, reflecting openness and inclusiveness in the workplace.

Tectonic

The ceiling design serves as the spiritual axis of the space, with wooden structures forming an abstract metaphor of mountain ridgelines, echoing the memory of Wanfang Mountain while symbolizing the flow and extension of thought. Straight segments correspond to focused, stable work zones, while curved segments define meeting spaces where creativity and exchange are encouraged—embodying both functional differentiation and psychological cues. The undulation, bending, and play of light and shadow create a nonverbal spatial narrative: as people move, pause, or look upward, the rhythm of the ceiling intertwines with daylight, guiding users into cycles of concentration, transition, and creation.

Resonance

The overall design seeks to synchronize the formation of “space” with the unfolding of “thought.” On the physical level, it accommodates functions; on the perceptual level, it shapes atmosphere and emotion; and on the behavioral level, it fosters collaboration. What emerges is not a singular workplace, but an “urban valley” that gathers inspiration, intertwines ideas, and nurtures the flow of creativity.