嘉義縣朴子｜集合住宅開發案 Puzi, Chiayi｜Residential Development Project

本案位於嘉義縣朴子縣治地區都市計畫範圍內，基地規劃 6 棟集合住宅大樓，總戶數共 129 戶。整體開發以現代住宅社區為核心，期望透過完整且具前瞻性的都市住宅規劃，打造兼具生活品質、環境舒適與社區尺度之居住環境，成為朴子地區未來優質住宅發展的新示範。

JYA 葉明翰建築師事務所於本案中負責整體建築規劃與設計整合，從都市紋理、建築量體、開放空間到住宅單元配置，重新思考新興城市住宅與日常生活之關係。設計過程中特別重視建築尺度與街廓介面，透過適當棟距規劃、採光通風條件、景觀綠化與公共空間串聯，提升整體社區環境品質與居住舒適性。

建築立面以現代簡約語彙為核心，運用垂直框架、深凹陽台與水平線條建立清晰且穩定的比例秩序，並透過材質層次與光影變化，塑造具有辨識度且兼具居住溫度的都市住宅意象。設計亦回應嘉義地區之氣候條件，於遮陽、自然通風、陽台綠化及環境調節等面向進行整合規劃，以對應台灣西部高日照、高溫環境下的居住需求。

除住宅單元本身外，本案亦重視社區公共性與鄰里互動關係，整合人行開放空間、入口景觀、植栽綠帶與公共設施介面，透過良好的空間秩序與環境品質，建立兼具城市感與宜居性的住宅社區氛圍。

透過本案，JYA 持續探索集合住宅於地方城市發展中的可能性，並以建築專業回應新世代居住需求、社區生活型態與未來城市環境之轉變。

Located within the urban planning district of Puzi City in Chiayi County, this residential development comprises six apartment buildings with a total of 129 residential units. Conceived as a contemporary urban housing community, the project aims to create a high-quality living environment that balances residential comfort, environmental quality, and community scale, establishing a new benchmark for future residential development in the Puzi area.

JYA Architects & Partners was responsible for the overall architectural planning and design integration of the project. From urban context and building massing to open spaces and residential unit configurations, the scheme reconsiders the relationship between emerging urban housing and contemporary daily life. Particular attention was given to the scale of the architecture and its relationship with the surrounding streetscape, with carefully planned building setbacks, natural lighting and ventilation strategies, landscape integration, and interconnected communal spaces contributing to an improved living environment and overall community quality.

The architectural language adopts a contemporary and restrained aesthetic, articulated through vertical framing elements, recessed balconies, and strong horizontal lines to establish a clear and balanced proportion. Variations in materiality and the interplay of light and shadow further contribute to a distinctive yet refined residential identity. The design also responds carefully to the climatic conditions of southern Taiwan, integrating shading strategies, natural ventilation, balcony planting, and environmental considerations suited to the high solar exposure and warm temperatures characteristic of Taiwan’s western coastal region.

Beyond the residential units themselves, the project places significant emphasis on communal living and neighbourhood interaction. Open pedestrian spaces, entrance landscapes, planted green corridors, and shared facility interfaces are thoughtfully integrated to foster a residential environment that is both urban in character and highly liveable in quality.

Through this project, JYA continues to explore the evolving role of collective housing within regional urban development, responding through architecture to the changing needs of contemporary living, community-oriented lifestyles, and the future of urban residential environments.