井仔腳鹽田遊客中心
JING ZI JIAO SALT FIELDS TOURIST CENTER

過去台灣南部海岸，鹽業曾經扮演著舉足輕重的角色，而在台南北門的井仔腳瓦盤鹽田，又以厚約6公厘的瓦缸片鋪成的瓦盤鹽田，成為台灣唯一作為歷史建築的鹽業地景。在一片平坦的自然地景中，置入人工秩序，未來的遊客中心受到鹽份地景啟發，強化出自然與人為對比秩序，並為獨具特色的鹽田提供服務機能。

建築如同結晶鹽堆矗立在過去的鹽田之中，呼應了馬賽克拼貼般的工業地景大的量體為特色商店，小的則是辦公室與廁所，與紋理同向的簷廊串連了兩個量體，水平的延伸除了在視覺上呼應了西部沿海的寬廣也提供遮蔭供遊客休憩與教育的地點，在特定的節日也能舉辦市集活動。整個景點也從簷廊底端望向鹽田的景開始，藉由鋪面的整合串起從結晶池、蒸發池、高低鹵池、眺望台等設施，當人們遊逛體驗完後再回到基地後經過特色商店後離開。


In the past, the salt industry played a significant role along the southern coast of Taiwan, and the Jingzaijiao Tile-paved Salt Fields in Beimen, Tainan, with its unique tile-paved salt fields of about 6 millimeters thickness, have become the only salt industry landscape in Taiwan recognized as a historic site. Inserting man-made order into a flat natural landscape, the future visitor center draws inspiration from the salt terrain, enhancing the contrast between natural and human-made orders, and providing service functions for the distinctive salt fields.The architecture stands like a pile of crystallized salt amidst the old salt fields, echoing the mosaic-like industrial landscape. The larger volume serves as a specialty shop, while the smaller one contains offices and toilets. The two volumes are connected by a cloister that aligns with the texture, and the horizontal extension not only visually echoes the expansiveness of the western coastline but also provides shade for visitors to rest and receive education. On specific holidays, market activities can also be held. The entire attraction starts with a view of the salt fields from the base of the cloister, using the paving to connect facilities such as the crystallization pool, evaporation pool, brine pools of varying heights, and observation deck. After people finish their visit and return to the base, they can pass through the specialty shop before leaving.