台北世界贸易中心南港展览馆

Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (TaiNEX) occupies about six hectares inside the Nangang trade park at 1 Jingmao 2nd Road, Taipei. It is Taiwan's largest purpose-built exhibition complex: Hall 1 offers twice the display area of the old TWTC Exhibition Hall and Hall 2 about one and a half times, with roughly 4,700 standard booths across the two buildings. COMPUTEX, SEMICON Taiwan and Taipei International Machine Tool Show all use it as their home, and the project drove Nangang's transformation from a fertiliser factory site into a trade and exhibition district. Hall 1 was completed in July 2007 and opened on 13 March 2008, becoming Taiwan's first exhibition hall to earn a green building label; Hall 2 was completed in August 2018 and opened on 4 March 2019. Hall 1 has upper and lower exhibition floors, 13 meeting rooms divisible into 19, two restaurants and nine street-facing shops. Hall 2 has halls on levels 1 and 4, a 3,200-person multi-function space of 3,880 sqm, a B1 shopping street and 1,296 car spaces. Combined indoor exhibition area is about 91,720 sqm. Hall 1's upper 'cloud' floor spans 126 by 180 metres with a clear height of 14.3-27.3 m and no columns, allowing concerts, sports events and banquets between exhibitions; Hall 2 clears 12 m on level 1 and 9 m on level 4. Hall 1 evokes a ship's mast, while Hall 2's rippling roof recalls Nangang's history as a northern Taiwan port. MRT Wenhu and Bannan lines stop at Nangang Exhibition Center station, exit 1; Taiwan High Speed Rail and TRA Nangang station are one Bannan Line stop away, and the site connects to National Highway 1 at Donghu interchange.