Forworld's new development in Taipei includes a mix of uses in two signature towers. The project is located in Banqiao, a district of New Taipei City. The towers are adjacent to a planned MRT subway station and they mark the entrance into the Banqiao district.

The towers each have their own identity, but echo each other through materiality and palette. Both are sited within a series of connected greenspaces that make up the greater site; two glass and stone towers set within a zen garden.

The 31-story commercial and hotel tower presents a polished aesthetic of curtainwall with accents of sculpted stone. The tower's banding reads vertically, disrupted by an over-sized lightbox that marks the change from hotel to office use. The residential tower is also curtainwall, but uses a stone pattern in a horizontal expression, broken down to relate to the low to mid-rise context. For both towers, the warm stone and earthen tones were selected to relate to the surrounding green space and convey a sense of warmth and hospitality.