Mechanical engineering is the study of machines and how they work. It involves designing, building, and testing things like engines, tools, and vehicles to solve problems and improve technology.

For my project I have to design a structure that can solve a problem to get monopiles into see for off-shore industrial.

international program of interaction design and innovation.

Okay good morning guys,i am jolyon from architecture department junior yr.

today i will be introducing my design the theatre of light.

So The concept of the project came from the royal palm boulevard, as we all know, it represents national Taiwan university and history behinds it, walking down the road specifically, reminds me of how the school interacts with the community, it is the bond between them that intrigues me.

This theatre is currently in the making, and is there for the memorial purposes of ntus 100th yr.

It is a multifunctional building, a mixture of theatre, gallery, museum, executive space, cafe and etc.

it aims for people who intents to learn more about the history, and to reflect the common memories across the hundred yr campus.

In the future, the AI will be able to create new objects or change the space by itself.

This means the world can grow and change while the NPCs live in it.

Today, I am honored to introduce you to my latest design of “Stray Cats and Dogs View”. This is an interactive comic website about Taiwan stray animals and wild animals.

Everyone knows cats and dogs are very cute. And many people feed and take care of stray animals. But there was a problem that stray cats and dogs would hurt and kill wild animals. We should find a solution to solve this problem. And there are some route divergences in the story you can choose and go to different endings.

The target audience of the comic is school-age children. I want them to understand about animal conservation.

I gonna introduce my architecture design today

National Taiwan University’s campus is rich in greenery, and I envision this site as a connective node between the existing green spaces and the parking areas. Inspired by the structural form of banyan trees, the architecture adopts a branching system that symbolizes growth and organic expansion. These tree-like structures not only serve as the main architectural framework but also create a spatial experience akin to wandering through a forest. As visitors explore the museum, they will into a journey of discovery—free-flowing, decentralized, and immersive.

My concept revolves around reconfiguring space in a poetic manner by integrating five distinct spatial functions. Through site analysis, I aim to identify the urban context’s texture, repurposing and redefining space through collage-like techniques. This approach challenges the conventional perceptions of museums or art galleries, fostering a connection with the surrounding urban fabric.

Social housing is all about building communities — not just places for people to live, but spaces where people can connect and grow together.

When I started this project, I was really thinking about how modern living often creates a lot of distance between people.

We all value privacy, of course, but I believe social housing should help bring people closer, not push them apart.

That’s the main idea that motivated my design.

I focused on creating spaces for a wide mix of users — different ages, backgrounds, and lifestyles.

Whether it’s families, singles, or seniors, I wanted to design a place where everyone could find a sense of belonging.

What makes my design unique is the strong emphasis on shared spaces.

I created a lot of public areas, both outside and inside, where people can naturally meet and interact.

By encouraging these small everyday connections, I hope the community will grow stronger and more supportive over time.

Thank you!