Photographic material, National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (1965–1972), Taipei, Taiwan 台灣台北市國立國父紀念館（1965至1972年）影像資料

The National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is a memorial to the Republic of China's national father, Dr Sun Yat-sen and has become one of the landmark in Taipei. It is also generally seen as Wang Dahong’s most iconic project. The Taiwanese government began planning memorial hall in 1964. A year later, the government invited several architectural firms, including Dahong Wang & Associates, to enter an architecture design competition. Even though Wang's design was selected, he still experienced many challenges during the design and construction process. One of the reasons was that then-president, Chiang Kai-shek, preferred the roof design to reflect a style similar to the Qing Dynasty palace, mimicking a similar situation with the competition submission for National Palace Museum in 1961. This series includes photographs and negatives of floor plans, an architectural model, and the completed building.