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台灣設計研究院經營的「不只是圖書館」，由知名空間設計團隊「柏成設計」、景觀設計師吳書原操刀進行改造，以「泡書」為核心主旨，有書籍、陽光、植物與氣味，邀請讀者享受沈浸閱讀。
Run by Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI), the library, designed by JC Architecture and landscape designer Wu Shu-yuan (吳書原), aims to provide a space and chill atmosphere for people to “bathe in knowledge through the company of books, sunlight, plants and scents.”
The library not only allows you to borrow books, but also provides a reading area and a venue for design-related exhibitions, lectures, and experiments that extend the “not just” design concept, according to the TDRI.
事實上，「不只是圖書館」原為擁有80逾年歷史的女工公共澡堂，經過專業設計團隊策劃、改造，搖身一變成為寬敞明亮的閱讀空間。
“Not Just Library” was originally a public bathhouse for women workers. The building, which has a history of more than 80 years, has been transformed into a spacious and bright reading space by a professional design team.
柏成設計的設計理念寫道，「不只是圖書館，不只是83年的澡堂古蹟，不只是文化場所。」希望讀者來到這裡沿著廊道向上，迎面書香撲鼻，放下室外的紛擾，享受一場心靈上的沐浴，知識的狂
歡。
“It’s not just an 83-year-old bathhouse monument, not just a cultural venue,” JC Architecture said, expressing hopes readers will follow the corridor upwards, face the fragrance of books, put aside the disturbance of the outdoors, and enjoy a spiritual bath and the madness of knowledge.
The renovated library is divided into three sections: “Book Bath,” “Bathhouse” and “Outdoor Garden.”
「BOOK BATH 泡書區」延伸室內澡堂意象，跳脫澡池既定跨入式座位，打造環書圍繞的下沉式閱讀區域，成為浸泡知識的書池。此區以書籍堆砌而成的階梯式座位，中島則作為書籍擺放、展覽呈現的平台，讓空間利用更加彈性。
Unlike traditional tables with spacious surfaces and work areas, the “Book Bath” area builds on the image of an indoor bathtub, retaining part of the original interior and creating a platform through which visitors descend surrounded by books. This symbolizes being immersed in knowledge, the institute said.
這次翻新最大亮點之一「BATHHOUSE 澡堂區」，留存日治時期的通風天井、花磚、窗紋及歷史痕跡，位居中央的半圓形澡池，成為容納各種想法與思維存在的容器，未來將作為策展空間，匯集靈感，增加更多可能性。
Maintaining interior details from the Japanese colonial period, the façade of the semi-circular bathtub, the “Bathhouse,” represents a vessel that holds different ideas and thoughts, indicating the library’s potential to develop into a diverse immersive experience in the future, the TDRI said.
The “Outdoor Garden,” formerly a patio where underground steam was released, is now an al fresco reading area where visitors can take a break and get some fresh air.
“Not Just Library” is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday to Sunday, and closed on Mondays and national holidays, with day-pass tickets costing NT$80 (US$2.71) and student tickets priced at NT$60.
原文自 《The China Post》
