Horn

The name of Luye Township has many origins. Some say it was taken from a Japanese place name during the Japanese colonial period, while others say it was called "Luye" because of the deer that inhabited the area a long time ago. The design team creates this project by combining the legend of the deer with the popular hot air balloon event. The auspicious symbolism of the deer rising with the hot air balloon combined with the antler and the upward spinning track is the theme. Pottery works pursue closed curves and columnar forms to achieve a stable structure with one-piece molding. For example, the upper edge of pottery work is connected to ensure a stable connection in terms of force and consistency. However, to replicate the antler shape, the design team takes a short branch forward and a long branch backward to create a height difference and reverse spiral symmetry, and the top of the work is open. In addition, because of the importance of symmetry, the design team has to constantly compare and correct during manual production. To ensure the strength of the structure, the team invite a structural technician to participate in the planning of this project. After evaluating the design, the design team creates a work that can resist up to a magnitude 7 earthquake, which is a breakthrough for the team.