After over four years, the new Administrative Building for the Taipei Provincial Government was completed and opened at the end of January 2003. This high-tech, intelligent, high-rise building consists of 33 floors on the ground and four floors in the basement, at a height of 140.5 m. will provide high quality, highly efficient, and first-rate services to the people in Taipei Province.

With the goal of accommodating 3500 civil service workers to provide services to 4.5 million (currently 3.63 millions) people, the new Provincial Administrative Building will communicate with the pavement in the new Banciao Station, after the building has been opened. By connecting the Hsin Fu Road and the underground passage of Jhancian Road, passengers can travel to and fro in all directions, and it is convenient to travel to the Provincial Government. In addition, it is possible to make an application in a one-stop procedure. It is predicted that this administrative business district will develop into Taipei Provincial Administrative Business and Industrial Center.     

In the future, the Provincial Disaster Response Center and Traffic Control Center will be set up on the ninth floor of this building. Due to the establishment of the Traffic Control Center, it can suitably control major traffic intersections of the county. By displaying transmission signals, the peak traffic volume at the peak hours can be adjusted, so as to solve the problem of traffic jam. Due to the establishment of the Disaster Response Center, by keeping the people informed of relief status and disaster status via satellites and SNG connection, it is possible to protect people’s life and property.

>>Lin Ben Yuan Residence 
Lin’s ancestors came there from Fujian in China in 1778, and then settled down in Sinjhuang. Then the second generation became rich and had five sons: the eldest son called Guo Tung, the second son called Guo Jen, the third son called Guo Hua, the fourth son called Guo Ying, and the fifth son called Guo Fang. Among them, Guo Hua and Guo Fang made the greatest achievement. The brothers loved each other, so they lived together at the residence, which was called “Ben Yuan.”     
In 1847, the Piyi House was built and became a location for checking and accepting the rented cereals. In 1853, a three-row architecture was built, consisting of a warehouse and 52 rooms, and occupying an area of 1.22 chia. The entrance of the three-row building was a semi-moon-shaped pond. In 1912, the first row of houses was torn down. The garden was built between 1888 and 1893. In the garden, there are study rooms inside, with water ponds in front and stages at the back. It is a good place for studies.

>>Lin's Garden
The Lin’s Garden located at Simen St. in Banciao City, through great changes in time, now showcases its new, brilliant appearance and becomes another scenic spot in Taipei County. The Lin's Garden occupied an area of approximately 5500 pings. It takes about 70 minutes to travel around the garden. The garden was built in the 19th year in the reign of Kuang Hsu in the Ching Dynasty, with magnificent exquisitely carved architecture, occupying a total area of half the size of the area of Banciao in the past.
Through the great changes in time, the original five rows of buildings were turned into high buildings, and the remaining buildings were renovated into ancestral temples. In the future, the Piyi House will become an arts gallery, whereas Lin’s Garden in the past was renovated by Taipei Provincial Government and opened between 1981 and 1987, thereby giving the people a magnificent structure for an ancient garden.