URBAN FESTIVAL Writing the Text on Public Space of Beitou Hot Spring with Cultural Events

• Main Authors: Peng-ChengLou, 樓芃成
• Other Authors: Kwang-Tyng Wu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2015
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/55d44q

碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 建築學系 === 103 === In the historical context of urban development, cultural events have been closely related to the construction of public space. Cultural events not only form our public life but impact on the city’s public architecture. To review the role of cultural events playing in cities, we can call it an episode, a sudden, a special item in planning or an interface of human perceiving the place. It dominates the present and the future of urban evolution. However, in order to overcome the restrictions of cultural events’ longevity and site conditions, the spatial forms ought to support lots unpredictable functions. The issue of public space in cities has been discussed with many different aspects. From the position of public domain, this thesis proposes a view-point of cultural events and attempts to dialect between the cultural events and the shaping of public space via the known cases and literature. Additionally, this project concretizes the thoughts by means of architectural design. It takes the spectacle projection of Taipei city – Beitou hot spring as design place, tries to write the sustainable text of space with the approach of cultural events and, lastly, aims to remodel the public space of Beitou hot spring.