在保存工廠建築與菸葉設備的歷史建築之展示空間，鋼混構造與金屬構架脈絡中，建築的舊空間秩序、老窗樘的光線層次、菸葉設備的金屬質感，彼此互映形成空間的基本調性，設計試圖維持及保存既有空間架構，尋找空間空隙、置入閱讀新舊載體的展示可能。 三主設計區域，以金屬為主軸，在不同空間角落及角度閱讀既有紋理與知識傳遞。實驗室由老窗口穿越走廊，透過金屬框架與折板，微光線導引視覺框列舊物件與菸葉展示；除骨加工區外便利無障礙行走的外廊道，金屬桁架、擴張網和民眾是舊建築的新表情，透過反射倒映暗示老設備與外立面的關係；複燻機旁，光線與金屬的形體及構架，讓泛黃色彩漫射，導引閱讀前方的山形牆與巨大機械的層次及敘述舊故事。
The exhibition space preserves the historical factory and tobacco equipment through the context of steel, concrete composite structures and metal frameworks. The old building, light layers in old windows, and the tobacco equipment’s metallic texture reflect one another, forming the basic tonality of the space. The design attempts to maintain and preserve the existing spatial structure and introduce possibilities to read new and old carriers by seeking out gaps in the space. The three major design areas focus on metal, reading the existing textures and transmitting knowledge through various angles and perspectives. The lab passes by the corridor through the old windows. With metallic frames and flaps, the viewers’ sight is guided toward the display of old objects and tobacco under microlights. The convenient accessibility corridor outside the stem-removing room adds new expressions to the old building with its metallic truss, expanded metal lath, as well as the general public passing by. Through reflections, the design implies a relationship between the old equipment and the external facade. Next to the double machine, yellow colors are diffused through reflected light onto the machine’s metallic body and framework, leading viewers to read the layers of the pediment, the gigantic machinery and narrate old stories.