SDG11
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard local natural areas and the world’s cultural and natural heritage, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and sustainable transport systems, and reduce the number of homeless people in vulnerable situations.
NYCU Won Four Awards in APSAA and TSAA
This year, two teams representing NYCU achieved outstanding results at the Asia-Pacific and Taiwan Sustainable Action Awards (APSAA) organized by the Taiwan Institute for Sustainable Energy. Among 247 TSAA and 63 APSAA submissions, NYCU won four major awards. The most recognizable, however, is the submission “The Making of Hsinchu Living
Net-Zero Carbon Sustainable Building
The TDIS team has once again challenged the world’s top architecture competition by participating in Solar Decathlon Europe 21/22, after 2 years and 8 months of research and development. The “Sustainable Green Building Taiwan Team” is led by NYCU TDIS, and integrates innovative solutions through the quantum leap thinking of
Tiny House Movement
The tiny-house movement (also known as the small house movement) is an architectural and social movement that advocates for downsizing living spaces, simplifying, and essentially “living with less.” Professor Sheng-Kai, Tseng from NYCU Institute of Architecture and Professor Yi-Bing Lin’s research team attempts to harness the concept of renewable energy
Baseball Equipment Donation & Free Clinic for Nan’ao People
On 24th October 2021, Zi Zhu EMBA Association’s alumni went to Ponlai Elementary School, Nan’ao Township to play baseball together with students and donate some equipment to the baseball team to help in further development of their skills. Many executives from our school as well as governments attend
A Beautiful Encounter Between Art and Technology through NYCU’s Heritage Puppet Show
In order to fulfill our university’s social responsibilities, NYCU aims to develop a puppet show culture in Taiwan, thereby continuing UNESCO’s sustainable development goals (shared culture, shared heritage, shared responsibility) by protecting the cultural property and integrating a new practice in the era of “sharing economy”. Utilizing cultural puppet
Open House Hsinchu has launched!
Associate Professor Pei-Hsien Hsu from the Graduate Institute of Architecture, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University led a cross-disciplinary curatorial team to execute the first “Open House Hsinchu”, a day-long live broadcast festival for housing projects in various places around Hsinchu. Open House Worldwide, originated from London, England in 1992,
