The Bathing Field - The reconstruction of saltworks Landscape

• Main Authors: WU,YI-MIN, 吳怡旻
• Other Authors: LIN, CHANG-HSIU
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2fedm7

碩士 === 東海大學 === 建築學系 === 107 === The southwest coast of Taiwan are suitable for saltworks due to sufficient sunshine conditions and prevailing monsoon conditions.And there is the latest layer of alluvial, with a flat terrain and a vast area, which is conducive to pumping sand and laying fields.Form a huge scale salt field landscape. Among them, the Qigu Saltwork field is the most dense and largest-scale production area; in 1975, between the Qingkunshen village and the Qingshangang Sandbank built a fan-shaped saltwork field.However, in 2002, due to the high production cost of the salt industry, the whole Taiwan salt was fully imported.The special fan-shaped landscape is the most short-lived saltwork field. The production of saltwork landscape and the operation of the salt-salting mechanism are caused by climatic conditions, from a large area. In saltworks,very thin water gradually extracted into a small area of ​​crystalline salt landscape, but once rain crystallizes.The white landscape is dissolved, and the climatic conditions are revealed due to salt crystallization and dissolution. At the same time, Qigu is important measurement points and one of the four major weather radar stations in Taiwan.The site of radar station is too close to the village and faces relocation; Qigu are also important areas for migratory birds.Birds are not easy to inhabit in saltwork fields, and the hot spots are close to the fish gills and village. Starting from the fan-shaped saltwork landscape, I asked some questions: The saltworks landscape industry has disappeared, and how reconstruct the 20-year blank landscape ?At the same time, it can reveal the relationship between saltwork landscape and climate.How to use crystalline salt to create a space atmosphere experience?