With the concept of the deconstruction of materials, the most primitive forms and expressions are used to simulate (Mimic) native geometries and rhythms, to reveal and appreciate the details of natural elements. By threading between evenly distributed nodes on the top and bottom rails, and canopy creates a contrast of light and heavy materials, transforming familiar rhythms into a new spatial experience. It is also a demonstration of forming meeting spaces through points, lines, and surfaces. The Urban Woods and Mini Farm Gardens use simple geometric matrices such as wooden crates as layout modules. By adding natural elements to the designs, these gardens are transformed into living interactive spaces. They become the desirable spots for any meetups and gatherings.

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Ultimately, we wish to foster interaction among visitors and education within the community through our design. Through arranged events and activities, we can teach the community about plants, urban farming and the benefit of trees in our city. We can also host farm-to-table pop-ups, and turn the fruitful garden delights into delicious hor d'oeuvres. Through weaving classes, people can learn about local traditions and bring home souvenirs. The welcome lawn (Hello Mat) will act as the invitation to this installation, utilizing the concept of Tactical Urbanism to activate the entrance plaza of the Taipei Fine Arts Museum.