National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying)
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Opera House
The 2,236-seat Opera House hosts large-scale performances like operas, dances, and dramas, featuring cutting-edge technology for staging operations and a horseshoe-shaped seating arrangement.
Concert Hall
Enjoy world-class music in the 1,981-seat Concert Hall, known for its exceptional acoustics and vineyard-style seating arrangement for a variety of musical performances.
Playhouse
Experience captivating theater productions in the 1,210-seat Playhouse, featuring a versatile stage setup with elevating platforms and removable seats for different staging configurations.
Architecture
Designed by Dutch architects Francine Houben and Mecanoo, the center's architecture features a wave-like design with a curved roof, inspired by the sinuous canopy of banyan trees, integrating with the environment. The building's structure combines reinforced concrete, steel frame, and steel-reinforced concrete for exceptional acoustics.
Awards
The center has received prestigious awards like the Idea-Tops Award, New York Design Awards, Architizer A+ Awards, and International Architecture Awards, recognizing its innovative design and architectural excellence.
Cultural Significance
The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts represents Taiwan's most significant cultural investment, bridging local and global talent through arts and culture.
Historical Landmarks
Formerly a military training base, the center now stands as a symbol of Kaohsiung's transformation and commitment to the arts.