SDG 11.2.1 Public access to buildings

Yi-Hui Hall (Figure 1), Jie-Ying Hall (Figure 2), Hong-Dao Hall (Figure 3) and Qiao-Si Hall (Figure 4) at NCUE are buildings with documented historical associations and distinctive architecture. They are open to the public free of charge throughout the year.

1. On July 20, 2018, the Ministry of Education issued official letter Tai-Jiao-Shi-(1)-Zi No. 1040097609, circulating the “Ministry of Education Register of Buildings with Potential Cultural Heritage Value.” The register drew on survey results as available as of April 2015 concerning of buildings constructed before 1971 and managed by government agencies (Figure 5).

2. During 2018–2019, NCUE also commissioned its own scholars to survey campus buildings completed on or before 31 December, 1981, for potential cultural heritage value (Figure 6). The survey identified Yi-Hui Hall / Department of Fine Arts Building, Jie-Ying Hall / Department of English Building, Hong-Dao Hall / Department of Chinese Building and Qiao-Si Hall / Department of Mathematics Building as buildings with historical associations and distinctive architecture.