全球暖化已沸騰，臺灣的氣候危機更是迫在眉睫。近幾年國際重視的淨零碳排逐漸走向大家的視野，減碳、固碳以及循環經濟議題扮演著重要的關鍵角色。本研究聚焦於本校系所，以永續教育和訓後就業為目標，結合科學理論和文化內涵，設計一座融合低碳建築理念的永續培育中心。
此中心採用循環經濟原則，利用資源再利用及材料回收，以降低碳排放，並在建築生命週期中實現資源持續利用。透過國際技能競賽的形式，中心成為新一代人才與傳統技師交流的平台，展示木作技藝在循環經濟和環保中的價值，推動木材產業永續發展，並加強年輕世代對環保及資源利用的認識。這項計畫將循環經濟、永續教育、木藝傳承及訓後就業發展結合，為應對氣候危機和推動環保提供創新方向。
此建築之特色在於，基地位置座落在一個有兩段式增幅的階梯型斜坡上，透過「工」「匠」「師」「家」之精神作為象徵，將中心設計成四個區域，分別為工廠（木藝及交流）、階梯教室及展示廳（教學及推廣）、大庭及住宿空間（象徵精神及溫馨的家），以四區域作為基礎，向外發揚木藝文化以及透過交流的方式，培育更多更優秀的木藝技職人才。

Retrieve the Wooden Charm

The Climate Crisis and the Sustainable Training Center for Woodworking
Global warming has reached a critical point, and Taiwan’s climate crisis is more pressing than ever. In recent years, the internationally recognized goal of net-zero carbon emissions has gained increasing attention, with carbon reduction, carbon sequestration, and circular economy principles playing vital roles.

This study focuses on our department, aiming to establish a Sustainable Training Center that integrates low-carbon architecture, sustainable education, and post-training employment opportunities while combining scientific knowledge with cultural heritage.

The center adopts circular economy principles, utilizing resource reuse and material recycling to minimize carbon emissions and ensure the continuous utilization of resources throughout the building’s lifecycle. Through international skills competitions, the center serves as a platform for young talents and traditional craftsmen to exchange expertise, demonstrating the value of woodworking in sustainability and the circular economy. This initiative fosters the sustainable development of the timber industry while strengthening young generations' awareness of environmental conservation and resource efficiency.

A key architectural feature of the center is its stepped slope site with two levels of elevation gain. Inspired by the spirit of "Worker" , "Craftsman" , "Master" , and "Home" , the center is divided into four main areas:

Factory – for woodworking and skill exchange
Stepped Classroom & Exhibition Hall – for teaching and public engagement
Grand Courtyard & Residential Space – symbolizing spirit and a welcoming home
These four zones form the foundation for promoting woodworking culture, enhancing vocational training, and cultivating highly skilled professionals through interactive learning. This project integrates circular economy, sustainable education, woodworking heritage, and post-training career development, offering an innovative approach to addressing climate challenges and advancing environmental sustainability.