Urban Mimosa

• Main Authors: Lu, Ang, 呂昂
• Other Authors: kung, shu-chang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/32820411308566273015

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 建築研究所 === 101 === Variability, a state of changing, contains a force which is operating behind. Urban landscape, the city appearance which created by human activities. Urban variable landscape, by the constantly occur of urban activities, create a status of city changing and a space form which could constantly changing. This thesis attempts to operate from real scale as a starting point to explore how variable interface break the absolute relationship between human and space. Then zoom in to city scale to explore the relationship between human and city, trying to explore the architectural significance of urban variable landscape. Human and Nature Most of the nature boundary is variable, such as tides, glacial, firn line, sakura line. The variable state is a dynamic equilibrium which constantly changing and shaped by time and environment. People also comprehend the changing of nature by observing the changing of natural boundary, and realize the invisible power of nature. In contrast to the relationship of artificial environment boundary which is too absolute, the vague state of natural boundary has more possibility to create diversity. Horizontal dimension: human activities The vitality of the city is from the ongoing human activities, and because of the uncertainty of place function, urban people could directly defines the nature of the places, then creates the most diverse space using value. Vertical dimension: life-interface-city People in the city perceives urban space via vertical dimension of architecture. As the interface between inside user and outside city, the architecture elevation plays an important role to let people in city feel the vitality of city operation.by sensing the occupation behavior of inside user. But the city operator today thinks that this kind of living extension is a humiliation to city culture and then strictly control these activities, which result in gradual decline of city vitality.