Tao Zhu Yin Yuan樓盤

"Tao Zhu Yin Yuan" is a landmark residential building situated in Taipei's Xinyi District, and is noted fordesign concepts that incorporate "Carbon Absorption and Anti-global Warming," "Vertical Forest," and "Artistic Heritage." It was previously selected by CNN as one of the nine global new urban landmarks and has achieved LEED PLATINUM  certification. Tao Zhu Yin Yuan was designed as a sustainable building in response to climate change, and features seismic isolation pads comparable to those used by NASA, with the laudable title of the largest seismic isolation system ever used in a residential building in Asia.

Additionally, it utilizes ultra-high-strength steel of the same grade as those used in Tokyo Skytree, enabling it to withstand the maximum seismic intensity of a 2,500-year earthquake return period. Taking over three years to complete, the project involves creating an approximately 6,600 square meter ecological courtyard garden with a natural waterfall that stands 10 meters high. Thanks to a design that incorporates six wind turbines, solar panels, and extensive rainwater harvesting to achieve a self-sustaining state, the waterfall can generate health-benefiting negative ions; during the peak of summer, the temperature can be 8-9 degrees Celsius cooler compared to the outside.

Discovery Channel even featured the building extensively in their new show "Mega Builders: TAO ZHU YIN YUAN," which explored the building’s architectural structure, energy-efficient features, carbon reduction efforts, and humanistic values.