The exhibition presented an environment improvement plan for Tungda Creek jointly carried out by the Taichung City Government and Tunghai University; an AIoT project of the College of Engineering using Tunghai Lake and its surrounding area as the application field; Project Moses of the Architecture Department providing a different perspective on the destruction of water resources and the deterioration of historical villages in ancient civilization; Biophilia Micro Architecture of the Architecture Department transforming natural bio-wisdom into architectural forms while discovering the aesthetic order and symbiotic essence of reason and emotion from nature; Never-Say-Goodbye Project of the Fine Arts Department showing the biodiversity of algal reef environment at Taoyuan; high resolution panorama sketch of Mars captured by Curiosity Rover introduced by Life Science Department; the Seed Project of the Landscape Design Department demonstrating the biodiversity of the earth based on a seed; a closed ecosystem of geodesic dome structure of the International College experimenting the Sabatier reaction and using ionic liquids to decompose polysaccharides, in an attempt to create a real living environment.
 

 

The core theme of this exhibition was the construction of a sustainable environment. Through the display and promotion, awareness on ecology, green energy, sustainability, and pro-life environment were brought to the attention of the public and students of Tunghai University so as to stimulate more environment-friendly research and creation.