Exploring Composition Relationship of Architecture Components - Based on the Analysis of Schröder House

• Main Authors: HU,CHIN-CHANG, 胡晉菖
• Other Authors: LIN,CHIH-FENG
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/695p5r

碩士 === 大葉大學 === 建築研究所 === 106 === 　　The main purpose of this article is to study De Stijl, to explore the architectural space and the composition of furniture components. Although they are independent of each other and no association, there are interdependent relationship. The possibility of space is also reproduced in different times. 　　According to the origin and development of history, the direction and basis of the design, then simplified consciously, from one-way dismantling to reorganisation, to find the style of the translation. In order to show the functional structure, the differentiation the division of the plane will be developed by the differences in performance, the possibility of space composition will also be reproduced in different era or background. 　　With the rapid development of science and technology, transportation getting developed, "time and space compression" allows us to progress gradual change in perception of time and space, the time required to cross the space is getting shorter in life, and the distance of space between people which caused by the barrier is getting less. People are willing to work, want to live comfortably, away from the hubbub, the distance between suburbs and city is not a big problem for white collars. 　　With the process of population concentrated in urban areas, the extension of many environmental issues, environmental issues, economic issues, climate issues and so on. Therefore, the appearance of the trend of living in hut may show that the new type of living style which is caused by the problem of environment in urban life. Based on local materials, the local lifestyles, ‘hut life’ and storage are not associated. However, there is a same purpose of the ‘hut life’ and storage, which is in the living space. In other words, everyone has their own living habits.