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How Architecture Strengthened This War-Torn Community 促進共存共榮的人道建築 | Chen-Yu Chiu 裘振宇 | TEDxTaipei

Reyhanli is a Syria-bordering town in Turkey that houses 120,000 Syrian refugees and only 100,000 Turks. Since 2016, Taiwanese architect Chen-Yu Chiu has voluntarily served as the principal architect for constructing a civic center for both locals as well as Syrians living in the area. In this heart-felt talk, Chiu shares his journey of building trust, hope, and faith in humanity as individuals of different backgrounds and ethnicities are brought together in creating this hub. 敘利亞在2011年爆發內戰，導致與土耳其邊界的城市「雷伊漢勒」出現難民危機。台灣建築學者裘振宇接下世界公民中心的建造任務，四年中面臨六大挑戰，不僅資源拮据，還需要滿足當地居民、難民與各方勢力的需求，他意識到：「 每一個人都需要希望」，台灣中心透過協助貧民就業、扶植公益團體，為雷伊漢勒市帶來族群融合的契機與希望。 Chen-Yu Chiu is an Assistant Professor of Architecture at the Bilkent University in Turkey. He is also the Founding Director and Principal Architect of the Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens. 目前任教土耳其畢爾肯特大學，同時也是「台灣人道建築獎」的主要推手。他看見土耳其當地因戰爭而不斷湧入的敘利亞雅難民面臨無家可歸的情況，秉持著「以群眾的需求作為建築師做事起點」的初衷，裘振宇於2016年9月帶領一群「不怕死」的學生前往飽受戰火波及的邊境，開啟了台灣－雷伊漢勒世界公民中心計畫。 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx