A young architect, Chien Chih-ming, has undertaken a volunteer task using his expertise to help people in remote areas to have a better living environment. He has been building free houses in different aboriginal villages since 2007 and this year, he is setting his foot into the Nantou County.

Since 2007, the young architect Chien Chih-ming has begun recruiting volunteers to dedicate their winter and summer vacations to build houses in remote villages.

He hopes to help tribes engage in renewable building, and now located in Nantou County, this elementary school located under the century-old camphor tree has a group of people hammering to carry out this project.

This time, Chien Chih-ming is determined to promote local reading amongst the local tribe as he came up with the idea of the idea to do this green architecture tree house.

This computer sketch is going to help these young people understand through practical applications how this building comes alive.

The construction process is helped by students and teachers from different schools as this action also helps them rethink the nature of construction.

It appears like a dream but actually becomes realized as it grows roots in this community and gives tribal children a more beautiful future.