​國立臺南藝術大學藝術博士，現為中原大學建築系專任副教授、共感地景創作｜ArchiBlur Lab與全鑄所｜Co-Making Place主持建築師，曾任馬來西亞UCSI建築規劃學院客座教授。長期探索在身體與地景間發展另一種重新定義建築的尺度，企圖⽤最真實的身體感，反覆的去體會事物最根本的價值，重新審視人為構築的角色，對於自然生態，如何不是破壞性且只考量人類使用的單一性，而是積極的理解與修補環境；透過構築，探索與回應生命的共存與演替，生命的樣態，都在這過程中，累積成不同的知識，是一種對自己、對生命，也是這塊土地的修補行動，也讓建築成為⼀種關於⼈與非人的環境。

 

Eric Chen, Ph.D. in Art from Tainan National University of the Arts, currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at Chung Yuan Christian University, and the principal architect at ArchiBlur Lab and Co-Making Place. He has also served as a visiting professor at the School of Architecture and Built Environment at UCSI University in Malaysia. He has long explored developing a redefined scale of architecture between the body and the landscape, aiming to use the most genuine bodily sensations to repeatedly experience the fundamental values of things. This approach reexamines the role of human constructions and considers how to interact with natural ecosystems without being destructive or solely focused on human use. Instead, it actively seeks to understand and repair the environment. Through construction, he explores and responds to the coexistence and succession of life. The various forms of life accumulate different knowledge through this process, serving as an act of restoration for oneself, for life, and for the land. This approach also makes architecture a matter of the environment for both humans and non-humans.