Champion Green Concept Hall

Champion Building Materials Group, with its corporate mission of 'creating exquisite spaces and enhancing quality of life,' and driven by a commitment to give back to society, has established Taiwan's first green tile tourism factory. The Champion Green Concept Hall hopes to remind the public of the importance of cherishing nature, caring for green living, and preserving the history of tiles and local cultural and creative arts. Tiles, the most frequently encountered yet often overlooked building material in daily life, are actually the most important decorative material for living environments! But you might not know that each tile must undergo high-temperature refinement at 1200 degrees Celsius. Under the meticulous supervision and strict quality control of Champion's staff, each tile, like a work of art, is a precious crystallization of effort for the people at Champion. The Champion Green Concept Hall sincerely invites you to witness the green tile manufacturing process that has won the 'National Quality Award.' The first floor of the Champion Green Concept Hall features the 'Green Environmental Concept Zone,' which advocates for coexistence with nature, and the 'Tile Industry Exhibition Zone,' which recounts the history of Taiwan's tile industry and the Champion Building Materials Group. Exhibits include industry-leading green building materials, nano 'smart tiles' with self-cleaning functions, 'healthy aerobic tiles' that create healthy, fresh, oxygen-rich, and comfortable living environments, and the environmentally friendly, energy-saving, and carbon-reducing 'dry-hanging construction method,' among other innovative and environmentally friendly green products. This allows every visitor to experience through the Champion Green Concept Hall's exhibits that 'tiles are the best green building material.' The second floor is planned as an art and cultural space, combining with Miaoli pottery art to serve as a promotion space for pottery culture, enriching the artistic atmosphere of the 'Green Concept Hall,' and moving towards a tourism factory model that provides diverse functions such as education and art.