为挑战传统一成不变的表演空间，RUR的提案是一个公园、剧场及公共空间的聚合体。其设计包括一个外型抢眼，融合办公室和音乐厅的主体建筑、一个由LCD萤幕组成外墙的‘名人堂’、以及可移动的‘机器剧院robot theater’。原本是长方体的户外舞台，可像雨伞般伸缩变成多角体；还可以在铺于地面的轨道上自由移动，创造出一个可以适应各种活动尺度，同时进行观众从1万6000人到较小的表演。充满想像、具未来性是RUR最后胜出的关键。

Project Description

Pop music, while a global phenomenon, is regional in its definition. The Taiwanese Pop music scene typifies the phenomenon; while it crosses borders and cultures and dialects, it nevertheless has produced styles and genres with distinct transnational form and appeal. Though many aspects of pop culture exist in a hyper-technological or virtual realm, there is a need for a defined physical hub dedicated to the production and reception of pop.

The Taipei Pop Music Center features a gradient of mixed-use spaces, from the fully public realm to the interior of the auditorium, allows the visitor to partake of the event dynamic however they choose to visit this complex. Whether they plan a night of music or are browsing the myriad shops, markets, cafes, and restaurants, the complex will be a 24-hour attraction independent of the schedule of performances in the theaters. The TPMC features a new elevated public ground, which bridges the two building sites presently divided by Xinsheng Rd. Corridor. The elevated public space is a pedestrian zone creating a coherent public space distinct yet connected to the life of the city, and effectively joining the three major zones of the complex, the Main Concert Hall, Outdoor Amphitheater, and the Hall of Fame. The public space is in itself a focus for outdoor events, surrounded by cafes, restaurants and shops. Here, the spectacle of pop music can be celebrated and broadcast to the world.