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Château De Jourdeness

Coordinates: 23°35′04″N 120°30′26″E / 23.5844°N 120.5071°E / 23.5844; 120.5071
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Château De Jourdeness
佐登妮絲城堡
Château De Jourdeness, photographed in 2024
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General information
Architectural styleBaroque
AddressNo. 15, 3rd Road, Meiyuan District, Dapu District, 22, Zhongkengli
Town or cityDalin Town, Chiayi County
CountryTaiwan
Coordinates23°35′04″N 120°30′26″E / 23.5844°N 120.5071°E / 23.5844; 120.5071
Construction started9 May, 2019
Completed1 October, 2022
Cost3 Billion TWD
ClientLee Ming Construction [zh]
OwnerBio-Jourdeness International Group Co., Ltd.
Technical details
Structural systemGlass fiber reinforced concrete
Design and construction
Architect(s)劉哲揚

Château De Jourdeness (Chinese: 佐登妮絲城堡), officially named Jourdeness Dapumei Biotech Park (Chinese: 佐登妮絲大埔美生技園區), is a biotechnology plant and a tourist attraction in Dalin, Taiwan, owned by Bio-Jourdeness International Group Co., Ltd. (Chinese: 佐登妮絲國際股份有限公司). The company established the factory in 2015 for 3 billion TWD. It is the largest beauty biotechnology plant in Asia-Pacific region.

Overview

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The entire plant covers an area of 50,000 square metres, containing smart manufacturing, a research and development centre, a green building, stores, and a European garden. Château De Jourdeness, the castle part of the plant, occupies a 12,954 ping (approximately 41,600 square metres) area, with a 2,481 ping (approximately 8,200 square metres) main building.[1] The building's style is primarily Baroque, incorporating some elements of the Renaissance aspects.[2]

The building's main material is glass fibre reinforced cement, with sculptures made of fibre reinforced plastic.[3] Its 50-metre-high copper dome combines geometric patterns with Baroque and Art Nouveau designs. The architectural lines are accentuated by natural sunlight. Beneath the dome, a fragrance created by a century-old French perfume manufacturer is released.[2]

The plant features two 15-metre-wide fountains and an 8,000 ping (approximately 26,500 square metres) European-style garden. The surroundings are enclosed by a 250-metre stretch of 500 baldcypress trees. A 200-metre-long, 14-metre-high art corridor forms a "ㄇ"-shaped structure around the castle, with columns composed of the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian orders. The plant also features 19 photo-op spots, Kris Bald Cypress Forest, Miller Gazebo, pools, and various shops and restaurants. In the main building, there is an immersive theatre, a DIY classroom, and 12 international-standard laboratories, including a fragrance laboratory, a P2 biosafety laboratory, a stability laboratory, a biotechnology laboratory, and a vacuum sublimation laboratory. Chen Chia-Chi (Chinese: 陳佳琦), manager of the Jourdeness Group, stated that the production capacity of the plant's R&D centre is 5~10 times greater than the old Dajia factory.[4][2][5][6]

History

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Chen Cheng-hsiung (Chinese: 陳正雄) established the Jourdeness group at Taichung in 1989. It primarily operates in beauty spa services and skin care retail.[7] The company expanded their business to China and Malaysia.[4] In 2015, when Jourdeness listed in Taipei Exchange, the company found that the old factory in Dajia District was insufficient for its business. Jourdeness therefore bought 50,000 square metres of land in Dapumei Precision Machinery Technology Park in Chiayi with 500 million TWD to build a new factory. [2] On 25 September, 2016, Jourdeness Dapumei Biotech Park started construction.[8] In 2017, Chen Chia-Chi (Chinese: 陳佳琦), daughter of Chen Cheng-hsiung, succeeded as the company's manager and began operating cosmetics retail and aesthetic medicine services.[4] In 2019, after a four-year plan, Château De Jourdeness began construction. The structure is designed by Liu Ze-Yang (Chinese: 劉哲揚) of Ton Horizon Design (Chinese: 宇揚設計), an architect who lived abroad in Vienna for years. [4] The construction finished on 1 October 2022 and started operating on 1 November 2022.[9][10] The first manager of Château De Jourdeness is Chen Chun-An (Chinese: 陳春安).[4]

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References

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  1. ^ 編輯部 (2022). "佐登妮絲大埔美生技園區工地記實". 宇揚設計. Archived from the original on 2024-11-13. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  2. ^ a b c d 彭蕙珍 (2023-01-12). "「一秒來歐洲」!最美巴洛克城堡在嘉義…佐登妮絲斥30億打造觀光工廠,1年要吸200萬遊客". 今周刊. Archived from the original on 2024-08-12. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  3. ^ 編輯部 (2022). "佐登妮絲生技城堡". 翰億現代美術有限公司. Archived from the original on 2023-10-02. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  4. ^ a b c d e 黃貴美 (2022-11-02). "打造一座充滿力與美的歐洲宮廷式城堡 專訪佐登妮絲城堡總經理陳春安". 台灣新聞社. Archived from the original on 2024-11-10. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  5. ^ 編輯團隊 (2022-09-27). "2022嘉義最新景點|開箱佐登妮絲城堡,歐洲風格觀光工廠即將在10月3號試營運!". 大林好. Archived from the original on 2022-09-27. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  6. ^ 吳俊毅 (2022-11-24). "砸30億蓋城堡,成嘉義新觀光景點!一揭台灣美容品牌佐登妮絲的6年轉型大計". 商業周刊.
  7. ^ 林珮萱 (2019-01-09). "她為家族事業放棄留學,18歲從美容師做到總經理 佐登妮絲集團總經理陳佳琦:我不只是創辦人的女兒". 遠見雜誌. Archived from the original on 2022-01-28. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  8. ^ 郭鴻慧 (2016-09-26). "《生醫股》嘉義新廠動土,佐登2020年產能大爆發". 中國時報.
  9. ^ 顏瓊真 (2023-03-16). "佐登妮絲城堡入園突破百萬人次 助嘉義發展美容經濟觀光熱潮". 理財周刊. Archived from the original on 2023-04-01. Retrieved 2024-12-27.
  10. ^ 魯永明 (2022-11-01). "佐登妮絲城堡試營運吸引逾30萬人 新工法建材被誤認假石材". 聯合報.
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