高雄台灣水泥鼓山廠歷經時代變遷，從工業用途走向廢棄，如今透過創新設計與再利用概念，轉型為結合歷史、人文與自然的文化園區。基地鄰近愛河與壽山，擁有豐富的生態環境與獨特的工業遺址，周圍更有美術館、歷史博物館等文藝空間，成為市區內難得的文化休憩空間。

園區設計保留原水泥廠的工業結構，透過現代建築與綠化手法，賦予舊建築新生命。歷史回顧區呈現台泥鼓山廠的發展歷程，透過圖文與互動展示，讓訪客深入了解產業文化。住宿區則利用舊有水泥桶倉改造，提供具有工業風格的住宿空間體驗，讓大家能更靠近歷史。

展覽區展示各歷史畫面及遺跡，手作區則規劃為體驗工藝與DIY課程的場域，讓訪客親身參與文化傳承，還有咖啡廳，讓遊客能在回顧歷史的同時享受寧靜的美好。此外，園區規劃步道與開放空間，讓遊客能親近愛河與壽山，感受自然與歷史交織的獨特氛圍。

透過再利用設計，台泥鼓山廠文化園區成功轉型為歷史與創新共存的文化場域，為城市帶來新生機，也讓工業遺址成為連結過去與未來的重要橋樑。

The Roots of Industry: The Convergence of Memory Preservation and Rebirth

The Taiwan Cement Gushan Plant in Kaohsiung has undergone significant transformations over time, transitioning from an industrial site to abandonment. Today, through innovative design and the concept of adaptive reuse, it has been reimagined as a cultural park that integrates history, culture, and nature. The site is situated near the Love River and Shoushan, offering a rich ecological environment and distinctive industrial heritage. Surrounded by art museums, history museums, and other cultural spaces, it has become a rare cultural and recreational space within the urban landscape.

The park's design preserves the original industrial structures of the cement plant, revitalizing the old buildings through modern architectural interventions and landscaping techniques. The Historical Exhibition Area presents the development of the Taiwan Cement Gushan Plant, using images, text, and interactive displays to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the industrial culture. The accommodation area repurposes the old cement silos, offering an industrial-style lodging experience that allows guests to connect more intimately with the site’s history.

The exhibition area showcases historical scenes and relics, while the Crafting Zone is designed as a space for hands-on experiences and DIY workshops, allowing visitors to actively engage in cultural preservation. There is also a café where guests can enjoy a tranquil atmosphere while reflecting on the past. Additionally, the park features walking trails and open spaces, allowing visitors to engage with both the Love River and Shoushan, experiencing the unique fusion of nature and history.

Through adaptive reuse, the Taiwan Cement Gushan Plant Cultural Park has successfully transformed into a cultural space where history and innovation coexist. It has injected new vitality into the city and turned the industrial heritage site into a vital bridge connecting the past and the future.