<美好關係>是個致力於創造人與人之間美好關係的非營利組織,2017年台北士東市場改造計畫,成功的透過設計,將生活的美好事物傳遞出去.2018年,美好關係邀請了國內外40個設計師,發起蒲公英書席計畫,用自己的力量,在台灣 40個不同的公園綠地設置書席,希望透過書席的設置,讓書本、以及來自書裡得到的力量,透過40個書席傳遞與交換,讓美好關係持續延續與循環. 9STUDIO獲邀成為這40個設計師的其中一位,我們選擇了台北市紀州庵這個俱有歷史意義的老建築一旁的綠地,當作我們書席放置的地點.

"Good Relations" is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering positive connections between people. In 2017, its Shidong Market Renovation Project in Taipei successfully promoted the beauty of daily life through design. In 2018, Good Relations invited 40 designers from home and abroad to launch the Dandelion Book Nook Project. With their own efforts, they installed 40 book nooks in different parks and green spaces across Taiwan. It is hoped that through these book nooks, books and the power derived from them can be shared and exchanged, allowing good relations to continue and circulate. 9STUDIO was honored to be one of the 40 participating designers. We chose the green space adjacent to the historic Jiuzhou'an Building in Taipei as the location for our book nook.

書席名稱: 無․形

知名作家陳文茜老師為本書席下了一段註解：我們在書中，往往才能找到自己，看到自己的一切，包括自己的脆弱、逃避、虛偽、及堅強。書，不只是一張一張紙片文字裝訂的實物，它是透明的，它是一面鏡子，倒影我們，及我們身處的世界。

The renowned writer Ms. Chen Wenxi has written a note for this book nook: It is often in books that we can find ourselves and see everything about us—including our vulnerability, avoidance, hypocrisy, and strength. A book is not merely a physical object bound by pages of text; it is transparent, like a mirror that reflects us and the world we inhabit.

設計說明:

一個位於紀州庵一旁草皮上的書席,它最適合的形體便是無形,既有如此美麗的老建築,書席何必有形,若有形,目的亦在於反射出紀州庵的美與環境的和諧。我們設計了一個最簡單的四方體,二個面是鏡面不銹鋼,用一種最佳的姿態融入這個環境,另外二個面我們崁入了許多不同機能的玻璃盒子,展示盒、桌板、照明盒、書盒,甚至是放椅子的玻璃盒,我們希望在最小的佔地面積下,作到書席最大化的功能性展延。桌板下我們置入了不同音樂屬性的QR CODE,隨著個人不同的心情,看不同的書,聽著當下想聽的音樂。生活,本該如此美好。

For a book nook situated on the lawn adjacent to Jiuzhou'an, its most fitting form is "invisible." With such a beautiful historic building nearby, why should the book nook need a distinct shape? If it must have a form, its purpose lies in reflecting the beauty of Jiuzhou'an and harmonizing with the surroundings. We designed a minimalist cube: two sides are made of mirrored stainless steel, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the environment in an optimal manner. The other two sides feature embedded glass boxes with diverse functions—display cases, tabletops, lighting compartments, book storage, and even a glass niche for chairs. Our goal is to maximize the functional extension of the book nook while minimizing its footprint. Under the tabletop, we integrated QR codes linked to different music genres; users can scan them to listen to their desired music as they read, tailored to their mood. Life, should be this beautiful.