inbetween:the multidimensional connection of architecture

• Main Authors: Tiao, Kuo-Wei, 刁國緯
• Other Authors: 張基義
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/10107385870711211626

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 建築研究所 === 99 === Synergetics, an emerging interdisciplinary field, deals with material or immaterial systems, composed of, in general, many individual parts. It focuses its attention on the spontaneous, i.e. self-organized emergence of new qualities which may be structures, processes or functions. The basic question dealt with by Synergetics is: are there general principles of self-organization irrespective of the nature of the individual parts of a system? Every design project seeks to entangle the relations between the architecture and the phenomenon behind in the first place, irrespective of via observation, scientific research, cultural observation or environment. The purpose of this method aims to create a design concept through the relations between the abstract, or the concept and the reality, or the architecture space. As Andrea Palladio, the most influential Italian Renaissance architecture said, beauty originated from forms and the coordination between the individual and the whole sectors. As result, the consistency will then be created out of this formula. In addition, Palladio also believes the existence of any material, no matter it being small as object or massive as architecture, is not just an independent object. However, its appearance and functions are created by many inter-related conditions. And this is what makes this piece of object meaningful. In-Between is not just a design process but more of a means seeking to re-construct and re-comprehend the space. This means aims to redefine the space via different system and structures which include object, culture, process, context and action.