本案位於台北陽明山，由一棟屋齡約五、六十年的老宅改建而成。Meshrōm 以大型 3D 列印技術，為二樓露台打造一系列獨一無二的有機造型花圃。

由於花圃設置於玻璃護欄旁，除了從露台正面觀看，從一樓向上望時，背面也成為建築立面的一部分。因此，我們針對不同視角發展雙面的設計語彙：正面以流動的有機曲面呼應植栽，背面則以垂直線條建立更具秩序的建築表情。

透過 3D 列印的製造自由度，同一件物件得以回應不同方向的觀看需求，同時讓每座花圃都擁有不同的形態。

材料選用 PETG-GF 玻璃纖維強化 PETG，兼顧結構穩定性與戶外環境所需的耐候性能，讓數位製造真正成為建築空間的一部分。

Located in Yangmingshan, Taipei, this project transforms a private residence originally built over half a century ago. Meshrōm used large-scale 3D printing to create a series of one-of-a-kind organic planters for the second-floor terrace.

Positioned alongside a glass balustrade, the planters are experienced from multiple perspectives — from the terrace itself and from the ground floor looking upwards. This led us to develop two distinct design languages within each piece: flowing organic surfaces facing the terrace, responding to the planting, and structured vertical lines on the reverse, creating a more architectural expression when viewed from below.

The freedom of 3D printing allows a single object to respond differently to multiple viewpoints, while giving each planter its own unique geometry.

The planters are manufactured in PETG-GF, a glass-fibre reinforced PETG, selected for its structural stability and weather resistance in outdoor environments — allowing digital fabrication to become an integral part of the architecture.