World Front Design Award
Spring Season
Diamond Prize Winner
The South Tainan Station by MIRDC Tsai Tung-Lin
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The South Tainan Station project, established in 1943, originated from the vision to create a transportation hub that honors Japanese architectural heritage while embracing modern design principles. The core idea was to preserve the station's historical significance while updating it for contemporary needs...
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"A refined synthesis of Japanese tradition and contemporary architecture—minimalist yet visually compelling. The generous open space, abundant natural light, and use of sustainable materials create an atmosphere of clarity and calm. Large windows enhance both aesthetic appeal and environmental performance. The overall impression is one of freedom, purity, and mindful design."
----- World Front Design Award Review
With over 45 categories in 9 Areas spanning various fields and disciplines, the World Front Design Award embraces a broad spectrum of creatives across all skill levels.
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Architectural & Urban Design
Sculpture & Visual Arts
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Interior Design
Service & Experience
Landscape & Communication
Packaging Design
Product & Conceptual
Media & Entertainment
It’s a true honor to be recognized by your international jury, and this award means a great deal to me as an artist.
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----- Hsiang Chih HSUEH
Spring Season Diamond Prize Winner
