本文聚焦法国社会性集合住宅中“交通空间”(espaces de distribution)的使用品质问题,探讨在高密度开发、土地节制与居住空间压缩的多重现实约束下,建筑师如何通过设计策略激活住宅之间的中介空间,重建邻里关系与共享性日常生活。文章...本文聚焦法国社会性集合住宅中“交通空间”(espaces de distribution)的使用品质问题,探讨在高密度开发、土地节制与居住空间压缩的多重现实约束下,建筑师如何通过设计策略激活住宅之间的中介空间,重建邻里关系与共享性日常生活。文章指出,传统住宅类型在应对家庭结构多样化与居住需求弹性方面已显不足,而中介性空间因其模糊性与开放性,正成为提升住宅使用质量的重要媒介。通过对Plan Comùn与Sophie Delhay两个社会住房项目的深入分析,本文展示了楼层平台、外廊等交通空间如何被重新赋能,转化为具备社会性与适应性的活力空间。这些空间不仅改善了采光与通风条件,更成为激发邻里交流、容纳非正式使用、延展住宅边界的关键场所。本文主张在当前标准化建造体系中重新理解交通空间的潜能,将其作为“协商场域”与“日常生成场”进行建筑操作,拓展对集体居住的空间想象,为法国社会性住房的未来发展提供可持续的设计路径。展开更多
The aim of this article is to present my interpretation of the holistic-phenomenological worldview in practice.This study demonstrates how this approach,as well as the planning process that I followed(a process fundam...The aim of this article is to present my interpretation of the holistic-phenomenological worldview in practice.This study demonstrates how this approach,as well as the planning process that I followed(a process fundamentally different from conventional ones)was implemented in a residential neighborhood I designed and built in the social,economic,and physical structure of the collective known in Israel as a‘kibbutz’.The intention is to raise a broad public discussion and pose a challenge to 21st-century architecture regarding how to intervene in a moral and human way within an existing environment,urban or natural,which must be respected and preserved,when integrating within it a new contemporary architecture.展开更多
文摘本文聚焦法国社会性集合住宅中“交通空间”(espaces de distribution)的使用品质问题,探讨在高密度开发、土地节制与居住空间压缩的多重现实约束下,建筑师如何通过设计策略激活住宅之间的中介空间,重建邻里关系与共享性日常生活。文章指出,传统住宅类型在应对家庭结构多样化与居住需求弹性方面已显不足,而中介性空间因其模糊性与开放性,正成为提升住宅使用质量的重要媒介。通过对Plan Comùn与Sophie Delhay两个社会住房项目的深入分析,本文展示了楼层平台、外廊等交通空间如何被重新赋能,转化为具备社会性与适应性的活力空间。这些空间不仅改善了采光与通风条件,更成为激发邻里交流、容纳非正式使用、延展住宅边界的关键场所。本文主张在当前标准化建造体系中重新理解交通空间的潜能,将其作为“协商场域”与“日常生成场”进行建筑操作,拓展对集体居住的空间想象,为法国社会性住房的未来发展提供可持续的设计路径。
文摘The aim of this article is to present my interpretation of the holistic-phenomenological worldview in practice.This study demonstrates how this approach,as well as the planning process that I followed(a process fundamentally different from conventional ones)was implemented in a residential neighborhood I designed and built in the social,economic,and physical structure of the collective known in Israel as a‘kibbutz’.The intention is to raise a broad public discussion and pose a challenge to 21st-century architecture regarding how to intervene in a moral and human way within an existing environment,urban or natural,which must be respected and preserved,when integrating within it a new contemporary architecture.
