Requisition of Limits: Monadic Vinculum between Designer and User

• Main Author: 談明軒
• Other Authors: 曾成德
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/rmdwte

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 建築研究所 === 101 === Research done in the current thesis is based on re-evaluating a fundamental proposition: there is a subject-object relationship between designer and user, the former gives limits and requests the latter to follow the rules, a piece of work concerning space is signified by the designer. By defining and discussing the concept of limit and relating it to the complicated relationship between subject and world in Monadology, it’s found that rather than an unchangeable and stable relationship, status of designer and user involve a dynamic interrelationship between subject and world due to variation of the limit, and the subject’s act of following, taking up, and rearranging the limit. By means of arrangement of textual contents and formats, constituting, explaining, and re-collecting works become products of subjects’ requisition of variable limits. These acts ultimately refer to the force which constitutes limits of subject. In other words, limits, ideas, and identities inevitably undergo processes where subjects dispose all kinds of requisites to constitute its world. For requisition of limits involves multiple assembling of forces, it could be related to the contemporary discussion of space and power.