Learn Bamboo Architecture and Design in Bali
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Why are these people brought to Bali because of bamboo architecture? In this panel discussion, they will share their respective motivations and thoughts.

Part 1 — Bali Bamboo Architecture Design Tour
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▪︎ Lin Yu-En ｜ Program Director, Taiwan Bamboo Society
Introduction to the visit targets of the Bali bamboo architecture design tour and why they are arranged in this way
@linyuennn
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▪︎ Tu Hsin-Ying ｜ YISHI Architects Architect
Sharing construction techniques and spatial experiences of contemporary bamboo architecture in Bali and Vietnam
@astimearchitects
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▪︎ Wang Zhenting ｜ Broad Sense Studio Designer
01. Climate and Site: Landscape, (Micro)climate, Construction, and Social Habits
02. Material Experimentation: Moving beyond the pure bamboo sentiment, studio structure, and working model observation
03. The Context of Bali: A Hybrid State of Faith, Community Mutual Aid, and Incomplete Modernization
04. Brand Building: Reconstructing the Industrial Ecosystem from Building Materials to Expand Audiences Beyond Borders
@wangzhent_ng
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▪︎ Lin Ting-Jung ｜ Founder of Zhuliu Time & Sometime Living Community
During this study visit, I kept trying to observe and explore one thing: what is the underlying logic behind the form?
How do bamboo buildings grow from the land, craftsmanship, culture, and even the inner self of people? What I want to see is not just technical methods, but how craftsmanship is passed down, how relationships are built, as well as ethics, responsibility, and local wisdom, and finally how these together shape a living architecture.
@seed1638

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Part 2 — Bamboo U Eleven-Day Workshop
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▪︎ Kuo Chin-Hua ｜ Junior, Department of Architecture, Shih Chien University
· Exploring natural building materials from scratch—from small installations to indigenous slate houses and bamboo workshops, which sparked my aspiration for natural construction.
- 10 Billion Youth Overseas Dream Project - Bali Bamboo Architecture Tour - Participating in Bamboo U @bambooubali Bamboo architecture course, and explore local bamboo construction, rammed earth, and traditional building materials.
· Returning to the application of natural building in schools and daily life—sharing how to self-learn with limited school resources and bring natural building into design classes and daily routines.
@jimkuo380