这项出色的照明项目是为了振兴上世纪70年代关闭的旧炼铜厂，而专门为了中国台湾“十三行遗址”这一地标设计的。这座建筑历史悠久，最早可以追溯到日本殖民时代，该炼铜厂因其纪念性建筑被称为“矿山上的波塔拉皇宫”。该项目使用了365套灯具，从15个不同角度加固了建筑遗址。整个建筑从远处清晰可见，夜晚照明灯光更加突显了这座令人惊叹的文化遗产，琥珀色的光象征着精炼铜中的火焰。不同层次的亮度反过来又代表着层层叠高的地势，并在整体上将这一夜间照明建筑物变成伟大的公共艺术作品，引发人们的共鸣，也重新燃起人民对采矿黄金时代的美好记忆。

An unusual lighting design for the sublime “13-Layer Remains” landmark in Taiwan, this work aims at rejuvenating the old copper smelter plant, which was shut down in the 1970s. Dating back to the Japanese colonial era and also known as the “Potala Palace of Mountain Mines” because of its monumental architecture, the remains of this impressive building were enhanced with 365 sets of luminaires at 15 different angles. Clearly visible from afar, the illumination stages the cultural heritage in an impressive shimmer, whose enveloping amber-coloured light symbolises the fire in copper refining. The various luminance levels, in turn, stand for the individual layers of the rising terrain and, as a whole, transform the building illuminated at night into a great public work of art that resonates warmly with people, while the memory of the mining golden age is rekindled.