虎年灯区・传统风:庙埕阵头与剪纸灯墙

Design a Year of the Tiger themed zone at a Taiwanese Lantern Festival evoking a temple forecourt. Build a large open paved plaza with a traditional decorative gateway arch at its entrance, constructed in timber with painted panels and a tiled roof form, hung with red palace lanterns. Line the plaza's edges with tall lantern walls — timber frames holding backlit paper-cut panels in vermilion and gold depicting tigers, guardian figures and cloud motifs, each panel about 2 by 3 metres, glowing from behind so the cut patterns read sharply. Place a pair of large seated tiger lanterns in silk over bamboo flanking the plaza's centre. Hang dense strings of small red lanterns across the whole plaza overhead. Add a small raised stage at one end for lion dance performances, with drums beside it. Surface the plaza in grey stone. Show a warm night with a dense crowd, a performance underway and lanterns swaying. Photorealistic, warm red and gold, festive and dense, eye-level view across the plaza.