Taipei City Breaks Ground on Beitou Market Demolition and Reconstruction
Taipei City has broken ground on the Beitou Market rebuild. Due to excessive chloride and seismic risks, the 40-year-old site is being rebuilt into a B5–10F complex for markets and public offices, slated for completion in Minguo year 120.
Taipei's New Construction Office announced the groundbreaking of the Beitou Market rebuild. Officials stated that after over 40 years of use, inspections showed excessive chloride content and seismic safety issues, leading to full reconstruction. The planned complex will feature 5 basement and 10 above-ground levels for market stalls, parking, and public offices, aiming for completion in Minguo year 120.
Key takeaways
- Officials stated the original building showed severe chloride excess and seismic risks, prompting a full reconstruction instead of renovation.
- The new building features 5 basement and 10 above-ground floors for market space, joint public offices, and smart logistics, due in Minguo year 120.
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