Station・Pavilio-Seeking for Boundary of Cohesion and Expansion

• Main Authors: Lin, Kai-hsuan, 林楷軒
• Other Authors: 呂理煌
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2015
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/93471165010993978550

碩士 === 國立臺南藝術大學 === 建築藝術研究所 === 103 === In pursuit of speedy and digital lives, many concrete substances such as a pavement, spacious room, books, stairs, as well as invisible feelings like people interaction, the interflow of an eye contact, peaceful mind, etc. are fading away. With such dissatisfaction, along with the instruction from the church and an identification with God, the author creates an agitated element, which is derived by means of the acquirement in the interbreeding field, the experience in Yangmingshan, as well as the accumulation of creativity and sense of living, aesthetics, sensitivity and body experience. Meanwhile, the agitated element is constructed through ordinary materials and construction techniques. Based on the study of a station canopy framework, with a temporary sense of protection and a self-constructed boundary philosophy, the author tries to make use of the space order and a new boundary framework of the study room to define the boundary or scope of a space and thus construct a shelter-like space, which opens up an otherwise inconvenient circulation and space by using a different character. The work is regarded as a station platform made up of a substantial space, religious belief and human spirit. In addition, the physical and perceptional exploration as well as the emotional conversion process formed by light, materials and framework, through spatial layout, produces a new sense of space and passion and construct a canopy framework in assembly spots, thus echoing the physical and spiritual significance that in the Bible Abrarham built the sacrifice altar wherever he went. The author’s physical reaction toward space, framework and environment during the process of the creation, along with the personal realization from God and church displays well in the creation, creating a free and ever-changing space. It enables the users to sense the free space whenever they linger, look for, take a rest or cruise in the existing boundary space, which is made possible by the physical or mental cohesion and participation of the users during the process of making use of the space. In addition, users can find in the framework of structure a secure and stable corner by means of different levels of platforms, various lights together with diversified sense of compartments. Meanwhile, during the process of cohesion, the boundary dissatisfaction in the existing framework and the ongoing expansion of the self-boundary in an environment of the temporary shelter as well keep producing disturbance to external space. Finally, by means of physical experience and sensory transference, people’s memory perception and body experience are extended nonstop, looking for and making up a spiritual meaning derived from the subsequent, ongoing process.