Architecture File Folder NMTL

|Product Description| The old building of the National Museum of Taiwan Literature is the nationally designated "Former Tainan Prefecture Hall," designed by Matsunosuke Moriyama and completed in 1916 during the Japanese colonial era. After surviving World War II bombing, serving as the Air Force Service Command and the Tainan City Government, it was restored and repurposed as a literary museum in 2003. This brick-built Western-style historic building is characterized by its uniform facade and symmetrical design. The focal point of the main facade is the substantial hipped roof, clad in fish-scale copper sheets (now patinated green) and slate tiles. The lower level features red brick walls, with a one-meter-high cement base mimicking stone at the very bottom. Flanking the main facade are two symmetrical turrets. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52135591574_edbf2707db_b.jpg |Design Concept| This exclusive merchandise from the National Museum of Taiwan Literature incorporates architectural elements such as the exterior window shapes, columns, arches, and brick walls of the museum. Combined with the transparency of the file folder, it creates a playful sense of perspective, allowing document information to be subtly glimpsed through the "windows," as if peeking from within. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dimensions|A4 / 220 x 310 mm Material|Polypropylene (PP) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------