本計畫為國家級原住民族博物館新建建築設計競圖，旨在打造一座以原住民族觀點為核心，兼具展示、研究、教育與公共交流功能之當代博物館。博物館不僅呈現原住民族文化與歷史，更重視原住民族作為文化主體與知識行動者之角色，促進多元敘事、社群參與與跨文化對話。

本館定位為連結臺灣原住民族與世界原住民族的重要平台，回應當代博物館實務對解殖觀點、文化權利與知識共製的重視，形塑具國際視野與公共性的原住民族文化場域。

競圖願景鼓勵從基地環境、地景條件與土地脈絡出發，發展與自然及周邊環境相互呼應的整體配置，並思考建築如何成為可被社群持續使用、詮釋與再定義的公共場域。設計成果應展現對文化多樣性、公共性與長期使用可能性的整體回應，而非單一風格或象徵語彙的表現。

This project is an international architectural design competition for the construction of a national-level Indigenous Peoples Museum. The aim is to create a contemporary museum grounded in Indigenous perspectives, integrating exhibition, research, education, and public engagement functions. Beyond presenting Indigenous cultures and histories, the museum emphasizes Indigenous peoples as cultural subjects and active agents of knowledge, fostering plural narratives, community participation, and cross-cultural dialogue.
The museum is envisioned as a key platform connecting the Indigenous peoples of Taiwan with Indigenous communities worldwide. It responds to contemporary museum practices that foreground decolonial perspectives, cultural rights, and the co-production of knowledge, and seeks to establish an Indigenous cultural institution with both international outlook and strong public relevance.
The competition vision encourages proposals that emerge from the site’s environmental context, landscape conditions, and land-based narratives, developing an integrated spatial strategy that resonates with nature and the surrounding environment. Designers are invited to consider how architecture can function as a public realm that is continuously used, interpreted, and redefined by communities over time. The design outcome should demonstrate a comprehensive response to cultural diversity, publicness, and long-term adaptability, rather than relying on a singular architectural style or symbolic expression.