《我在中山劉公館》是在臺北市立美術館內打造一個舒適近乎奢華的家居空間，｢家｣中的牆上畫作、電視播放的影像或是角落一景，都是選自美術館典藏的藝術作品。這是一個鄰近中山北路與花博公園，室內有透光落地窗的125坪大的挑高寬敞空間，企圖營造一種進入美術館卻有不在美術館的錯覺，同時又｢進入｣另一個私人住宅的觀賞體驗。
  在空間上，希望讓室內外能夠很自然而協調的交織在一起。我們營造豐富的室內綠化，同時也引進了大量窗景的綠，相互映襯。
 為了達到既有空間敘事的架構與功能，又不影響整體空間的流暢與穿透感，此空間用了兩道斜線來界定並形塑整個空間，而這兩道斜線不只是平面圖上的斜線，也是三度空間上垂直向度的斜面，而垂直向度的斜面在空間上具有從0到100的不同穿透屬性，這讓空間實現了既有區隔又流動的特性，也讓空間具有相當豐富的視覺層次，讓空間每個向度觀看的畫面都有很大的不同視覺感受，而每個空間機能如客廳、工作室等，也就此展開恰如其分的、靜謐的空間與藝術品對話。
 
  Liu’s Home by Rung-Lu Liu
 “Me at Liu’s Home” is an exhibition inside the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, a model home installed with all the luxury and convenience of a home. At “Home” the paintings on the wall, the images on the TV, and the corner arts are all selected from collections of the Museum. Located near Zhongshan North Road and Taipei Expo Park, this 125-ping room has high-ceilinged space made spacious with floor-to-ceiling windows. It attempts to create an illusion of being in a private home while you are in a museum. The museum is not quite just a museum.
 Spatially, the design hopes the indoor and outdoor can harmoniously integrate and merge into one. The design creates rich indoor greening and at the same time introduces abundant outdoor greenery to the inside through windows. The two dichotomies complement each other.
 In order to meet the function criteria without affecting the overall circulation or spatial penetration, the design uses two axes to sculpt the space. These two axes are not merely 2-dimensional lines, they are also 3-dimensional planes having different grade of penetration ranging from 0 to 100, which allows the space to have partition as well as flow with added visual layering. Every space is bestowed with different visual expressions from different viewing angles. The functional spaces such as living room and studio are thus quietly defined and allowed to create a dialogue with the artworks.