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Hsieh Yin-Chun 謝英俊 pinyin Xiè Yīngjùn
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1954
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Hsieh Yin-Chun 謝英俊 was born in Taichung County Taiwan.
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He studied at Tamkang University, New Taipei City Taiwan.
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1977
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He graduated with a Bachelor's degree ( Architecture Department )
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1984
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After working in construction, as an engineer, he founded his own architectural
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firm Hsieh Yin-Chun Architects, in Hsinchu.
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- Projects selection |
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- Architect socially engaged in the rehabilitation of rural areas
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1999
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After the 2 nd earthquake, he moved with his team into the disaster zone
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Sun Moon Lake, where the Thao aboriginal community was severely affected.
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- He worked with the local people to rebuild the Thao community.
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2001
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- He participated in the preservation of Hakka culture with the construction
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of the Meinong Hakka Cultural Relics Museum - the Hsinchu County Cultural Center -
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2004
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- He was helping farmers to build durable and resistant houses.
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- He took part in reconstruction work
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2004
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- after the Sichuan earthquake
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2008
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- after typhoon Morakot
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Thanks to metal or wooden structures, the use of local materials,
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and the collaboration of villagers, thousands of sustainable homes were built.
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He joined architects Roan Ching-yueh - Marco Casagrande and sometimes Shu Wang,
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to form the Weak ! collective, whose independent research center is in Taipei.
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2009
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His participation in the Venice Biennale allowed him to present Bug Dom, a bamboo.
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building inspired by the dwellings made by insects, built on a vacant lot in a ruined
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construction site, between Shenzhen City Hall and an illegal labor camp.
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exhibitions selection |
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2006
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The Venice Architecture Biennale 2006 Venice Italy
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2009
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Venice Biennale of Contemporary Art Venice Italy |
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2010
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20.03 02.05 Foreign Affairs: The Taiwan Pavilion at the 53rd Venice Biennale Fine Arts Museum
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Taipei Taiwan
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2011
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11.03 02.04 Illegal Architecture Ruin Academy Taiwan
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2018 -2019
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09/21/2018 02/10/2019 Act ng without effort - The Societal Architecture of Hsieh Ying-Chun
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KMFA Galleries Kaohsiung Taiwan
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Awards selection |
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2004
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The UN-HABITAT’s Best Practice Award for Aboriginal Community Reconstruction
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in the Concept of Sustainable Construction
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2006
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Hsieh Yin-Chun 謝英俊 represented Taiwan in the Venice Architecture Biennale
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2009
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Hsieh Yin-Chun 謝英俊 represented Taiwan in the Venice Biennale of Contemporary Art
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2011
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The Curry Stone Design Prize for championing
the role of designers as a force for social
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change, building more than 3,000 houses in Taiwan and China with local people, in natural
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disaster zones
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2012
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The National Arts Award the highest honor awarded to artists in Taiwan.
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