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| Festive lanterns celebrate Year of the Pig |
| TAIPEI 101 Observatory invited five festive lantern masters – Yu-zhu Lin, Zai-gang Xiao, Jian-er Lin, Ya-ting Zhuang and Xiu-ling Zhang – from the Chinese Artistic Lantern Association to exhibit 43 pieces during the Chinese New Year holidays. Visitors at TAIPEI 101 Observatory during the holidays not only enjoyed the view unique to the world’s tallest building but also enjoyed the beautiful festive lantern show. |
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| Damper Baby – a joint effort with Japanese Sanrio Far East |
| TAIPEI 101 Observatory and the Japanese Sanrio Far East Corporation joined forces to create Damper Baby merchandise inspired by the world’s only exposed wind damper at TAIPEI 101. The Damper Baby action figure was announced in a press conference on February 8, 2007 featuring catwalk show and Damper Dance by Observatory staffs.
The first batch of 88 Damper Baby merchandise include dolls, T-shirts, hats, stationery, cups as well as candies and cookies. They will be available exclusively at souvenir shops of TAIPEI 101 Observatory. |
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| The “Partners” Monument |
| The earthquake on March 31, 2002 took the lives of 5 construction workers working for TAIPEI 101 project. In memory of them and an electrician who accidentally died on site and in appreciation of all the people involved with TAIPEI 101 project, including investors, designers, consultants, owner’s team and workers, we put their names on colorful glass bricks, which were then assembled as tangram to create the “Partners” Monument as they had worked together to complete the tallest building in the world.
Designed by world-renowned glass artist Florence Ng, the Monument will be installed on the Xinyi Road side of TAIPEI 101. The 7 colorful, bright glass pillars will become light boxes glittering at night to decorate the night scene of TAIPEI 101 and it is an unique and meaningful architectural art dedicated to the world.
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| TAIPEI 101 lights up for Valentine’s Day |
| TAIPEI 101’s exterior was lighted up to celebrate the Valentine’s Day from February 1 to 28, 2007. The lights show the pattern of 【101】, wishing everyone a romantic Valentine’s Day and a very happy Chinese New Year with loved ones. |
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| Chinese New Year decorations at Tower lobby |
| The lobby of the TAIPEI 101 Tower donned Chinese New Year decorations from February 1 to March 4, 2007. The decoration features lanterns that say “spring” and “fortune” and couplets that center on “heaven” and “earth” to highlight the world’s tallest building’s relationship with heaven and earth. The embellishment is designed to bring luck to tenants, visitors and the general public. |
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