On your right, look for the tall, pale stone-colored tower with stepped Art Deco “crown” details at the roofline and long vertical window bays running straight up the face.
This is the Art Deco Landmark, or 富宇世界之匯... a 32-story residential skyscraper that topped out in 2018 at about 133 meters. It’s got that old-school, Jazz Age confidence-sharp lines, stacked geometry, and a top that looks a little like it’s wearing a fancy hat. But don’t let the style fool you: this place was built for Taiwan’s no-nonsense reality. Earthquakes and typhoons are regular visitors, so the engineering had to be strict-less “pretty façade,” more “please don’t wobble.”
Underneath you are six basement levels, and above you are 113 apartment homes packed into about 31,537 square meters of floor space. As of 2021, it ranked around 35th tallest in Taichung-still tall enough to make your neck file a complaint.
When you’re ready, Global Strategy Center is a 3-minute walk heading southeast.
