The Glory Of Jun Hun 1975

The Glory of Jun Hun 1975 is an immersive cultural heritage exhibition set in the former Jun-Hun Power Plant on Bei-Gan, Matsu. The plant was completed in 1975 and remained closed for decades. The 237 square meter site spans two floors and is entered through a 30 meter tunnel carved into the mountain. Vintage explosion-proof wall lamps light the tunnel walls, and recorded generator sounds recreate the noise of the power generation era. Lighting, sound and dance performances guide visitors back to the Cold War period. The design preserves the fragile structure without damage.

The Glory Of Jun Hun 1975 Cultural Preservation and Restoration by Taiwan Power Company was identified as an innovative representation of communication design by the A' Design Award. The Glory Of Jun Hun 1975 Cultural Preservation and Restoration earned the Iron A' Design Award in Cultural Heritage and Culture Industry Design in 2025. The A' Cultural Heritage and Culture Industry Design Award is an international, jury-voted, fair and ethical design competition that celebrates exceptional design of cultural heritage projects, cultural conversation, preservation, restoration and protection projects, heritage architecture and more.

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