Focusing on the north-side sidewalk of Zhongshan Road in Changhua City (from Dongmin Street to Zhongmin Street), human-centered design is introduced to reshape the everyday walking experience. Under the theme “Walking Through Changhua”, the street landscape is reinterpreted to enhance pedestrian safety and tourism quality, creating a pedestrian space with a distinctive local character.

The SKY Playground overturns the traditional, localized perception of the area. By repositioning it as a city-scale, tourist-oriented play destination, it integrates engaging play features with natural surroundings through thoughtful design, creating a new urban landmark and a model site for inclusive, diverse recreational experiences.

Changhua Station is the junction where the Western Trunk Line's mountain and coastal branches meet. It's connected to the functional roundhouse, which serves as a dispatch hub. The station's vibrant flow of passengers and its unique network of tracks are a significant part of Changhua's urban memory. This micro-renovation project leverages light and color and reorganizes the station's visuals and facilities. By highlighting the distinctiveness of its passenger service areas, the project returns the space to its fundamental purpose and creates a better experience for all users.

The Roundhouse is a century-old railway facility featuring a turntable and a space housing locomotives. It plays a crucial role in daily maintenance and dispatching. It is Taiwan's only remaining roundhouse, which not only survives as a historic site but is still operating today. This renovation project creates a new guided tour, not only reclaiming the spirit of this industrial landscape, but also allowing visitors to feel the deep-seated memories and pulses of the railway site.

"Changhua Open Factory" An on-site journey curated by Changhua's hidden champions! This tour connects seven traditional manufacturing factories from diverse sectors, offering an in-depth look at the past and present of local industry. From historical development and hands-on production to sustainable operations, participants explore the value of Changhua manufacturing and the heartfelt stories of local artisans.

Guided by the concept of "tourism-led, people-centered living," we are promoting a temporary pedestrian-priority zone. Through a call for creative submissions, we welcome citizens to live on the streets with us, transforming the road environment and experimenting with human-centered solutions for the future. Our goal is to create safer and friendlier streets where people can experience the convenience and joy of walking.

"The Living Winds" breathes new life into Fangyuan's landscapes and produce, inviting you to uncover the unique spirit of Changhua through an immersive journey of the senses.

The “Changhua Walker Art Festival” connects two exhibition areas—Changhua City and Lukang Township—through 14 large-scale installations and 14 site-specific micro installations. The festival also features a diverse program including art workshops, guided art walks and mini tours, experimental theater performances, market events, and main stage shows.

This October, come to Changhua and experience the power of design! Featuring innovative programs from elementary and junior high schools—ranging from technology and ocean flavors to traditional crafts and lifestyle creations—the “Changhua Inspires! Family Creative DIY Workshop” brings eight exciting themes to the stage. A world of imagination awaits, where parents and children can create, play, and be inspired together!

“Designing Together: My Creative Learning Hub”—where Changhua’s students become creative ambassadors, sharing their cultural innovations and stories that blend technology, tradition, and everyday life. Don’t just come to challenge them—come ready for endless sparks of inspiration! Join the exchange, dive into interactive fun, and feel the thrill of creativity set free!

Located on the second floor of Chang-Yuan Hospital is the former residence of photographer Hsu, Tsang-Tse. On the walls hang his treasured Leica catalog posters, alongside the original projection screen once used to share his works with family and friends. Through interactive projection technology, this screen is brought back to life, recreating its original context. A selection of cameras with special personal significance is also on display, inviting visitors to step into Hsu Tsang-Tse’s world of memories, woven with light and shadow.