Center for Art and Technology of Taipei National University is renowned as one of Taiwan's premier art venues, famous for its unique architectural style and innovative concepts. This building is not only a sanctuary for the arts but also an experimental space that cleverly merges technology and art. By continually challenging tradition, it has become a significant symbol of the fusion of Taiwan's culture and innovation.

The main building, known as the "gray box," features a minimalist and modern design that stands out. The façade is wrapped with ShangKai Steel's SKA30-58 expanded metal, through which sunlight filters into the interior. This effectively regulates the indoor temperature, enhancing the overall comfort of the environment.

This design perfectly embodies the "floating" concept at the core of the building's theme, exuding a light and futuristic feel. ShangKai Steel's expanded metal, with its metallic texture and sleek lines, highlights the Center for Art and Technology's significance in the Guandu Mountain landscape, making it one of the most prominent landmarks in the area.

The choice of expanded metal showcases the transparency and modernity of the Center for Art and Technology's architectural structure, providing essential sun shading and ventilation. This not only adds dynamic aesthetic appeal to the façade but also infuses the building with an air of elegance and innovation, making it a model of the intersection between art and technology.