Spatial Vocabulary and Constitution
碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 建築(工程)學系 === 85 === When projectors engage in design, they always make use of plenty of knowledge, such as social cultures, historical backdrops, and constructiontechnology...etc. However, the real knowledge that associated with "De...
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ndltd-TW-085NCKU02220352015-10-13T12:18:05Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/18369506995810922344 Spatial Vocabulary and Constitution 空間字彙與構成__空間意涵的表達理論與方法 Kuo, Tien Chang 郭典昌 碩士 國立成功大學 建築(工程)學系 85 When projectors engage in design, they always make use of plenty of knowledge, such as social cultures, historical backdrops, and constructiontechnology...etc. However, the real knowledge that associated with "Design" profession should be a set of systematic and regular design theories and methods. Todesign with design theories and methods would make Design in perfect sequence and abundant in contents. In this text, we display personal design theories and methods by operating one design project. First of all is a complete exhibition of design process and resultthen in the "Theory" part, we discuss the developing design theory analogic to the concept of "vocabulary and sentences". The contents include "spatialvocabulary" and "physical constitution". Spatial vocabulary satisfy demands in behaviors and physical constitution support construction . The main part of theTheory is mainly composed of vocabulary and mutual regulation. The character of vocabulary here is the classified result of different spatial characters; Regulationis the mutual combined probability of space. By combination of vocabularies, it makes sentences; that is, spatial individuals consequently gather together to ameaningful spatial group. Hence, the spatial vocabulary is personally annotated to a series of spatial vocabularies and their combinative regulations, such as "Public v.s. Private" and "Terminal v.s Path" and so on. The meaning is an attribute connotative in spatial vocabulary discharged through different combined probabilities, such as increaseand decrease of territory or strength and weakness of spatial themes. Physical constitution just clarify the relationship as physical elements annotate spatialvocabulary. In the "Demonstration" part, we make an analysis on a proceeding design project, and then we describe the spatial meaning mentioned in the "Theory" part,and reveal some procedures concerned. Ming-Hung Wang, Horng-Chang Hsieh 王明蘅, 謝宏昌 1997 學位論文 ; thesis 90 zh-TW |
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碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 建築(工程)學系 === 85 === When projectors engage in design, they always make use of
plenty of knowledge, such as social cultures, historical
backdrops, and constructiontechnology...etc. However, the real
knowledge that associated with "Design" profession should be a
set of systematic and regular design theories and methods.
Todesign with design theories and methods would make Design in
perfect sequence and abundant in contents. In this text, we
display personal design theories and methods by operating one
design project. First of all is a complete exhibition of design
process and resultthen in the "Theory" part, we discuss the
developing design theory analogic to the concept of "vocabulary
and sentences". The contents include "spatialvocabulary" and
"physical constitution". Spatial vocabulary satisfy demands in
behaviors and physical constitution support construction . The
main part of theTheory is mainly composed of vocabulary and
mutual regulation. The character of vocabulary here is the
classified result of different spatial characters; Regulationis
the mutual combined probability of space. By combination of
vocabularies, it makes sentences; that is, spatial individuals
consequently gather together to ameaningful spatial group.
Hence, the spatial vocabulary is personally annotated to a
series of spatial vocabularies and their combinative
regulations, such as "Public v.s. Private" and "Terminal v.s
Path" and so on. The meaning is an attribute connotative in
spatial vocabulary discharged through different combined
probabilities, such as increaseand decrease of territory or
strength and weakness of spatial themes. Physical constitution
just clarify the relationship as physical elements annotate
spatialvocabulary. In the "Demonstration" part, we make an
analysis on a proceeding design project, and then we describe
the spatial meaning mentioned in the "Theory" part,and reveal
some procedures concerned.
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