Introducing Tao Zhu Yin Yuan, a Global Luxury Residence in Taipei

Located in the most prestigious area of Taipei City, Tao Zhu Yin Yuan is a high-end residential building inspired by the philosophy of Fan Li, a renowned ancient Chinese businessman and strategist, who believed in benefiting the people and the world. Designed by French ecological architect Vincent Callebaut, this unique rotating structure in the city center creates a carbon-absorbing vertical forest. The lighting design draws inspiration from the cyclical iteration of all things. The building's unique architectural language presents different appearances from various viewing angles. The lighting design utilizes this characteristic to create an interplay of light and shadow, highlighting with light and complementing with shadow. Elegant and understated white light enhances the building's extraordinary presence in the bustling city. The programmed lighting allows the building to showcase a continuous, vibrant image at night, making it stand out in the urban jungle. Tao Zhu Yin Yuan's design is directly inspired by the double helix structure of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). Each double helix consists of two residential units forming a complete level. From bottom to top, the 20 residential levels in the double helix stretch and twist at a 90-degree angle. To achieve symbiosis with the natural environment, Tao Zhu Yin Yuan covers its open spaces with trees. Approximately 23,000 trees, shrubs, and plants are planted in the ground-level garden, balconies, and terraces of each unit. The annual carbon absorption is about 130 tons, and the green coverage rate reaches 246%, nearly five times higher than local regulations, creating a colorful urban forest park suitable for all seasons.