國界之間

一個小孩子只因燙傷就差點截肢，而這一切發生在泰緬邊境的難民村裡。
本設計源於2024年前往泰緬邊境服務與田野的經驗。
來自緬甸的戰爭難民，受到內戰、徵兵制度與身份限制等因素影響，並長期生活於邊境聚落之中。
由於缺乏正式身份與穩定資源，面臨居住環境惡劣、衛生條件不足及生活資源有限等問題。
而當看見真實的需要時，我開始思考：作為一名建築系學生，我可以為他們做些什麼？
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A child nearly lost a limb because of a burn.Not because the injury was
severe, but because basic medical care was out of reach.
This happened in a refugee village along the Thai–Myanmar border.This
project began with my volunteer work and field research in 2024. Along the
border, many refugees from Myanmar have been displaced by decades of
civil war, military conscription, and restrictions on legal identity. Without legal
status or stable access to resources, they continue to live in fragile
settlements with inadequate housing, poor sanitation, and limited access to
essential services.Standing there, I found myself asking a simple question:
As an architecture student, what can I do?