汐律之居:嘯後東日本的構想

Fading Coastline: A Resilient Interface

香港 / hong kong

胡秀芝 / Sau-Chi Woo

論題主張一個能夠靈活應笞自然

定律的都市規劃和建築系統。以

日本仙台市為例.災后重建方案

主張不斷強化海堤和沿岸公路基

建•加強對海浪的防御。城市發

展被撤到内陸地區,令海岸地段

及漁農業一直被廢棄。此論題因

此構想出一個能適應自然變動的

漁業社區,並根據潮汐及水位暴

漲設計出可容納工業以至城市

活動的基礎設施。設施的建築

系統根據不同水位作出相應運

動變化帶動各樣空間形

成,讓各種活動依據自然界

主導的時令相應地進行。

The thesis argues for a resilient community planning and

building system that actively respond to rhythms of na-

ture. It also questions the conventional approach taken

by cities and buildings regarding natural violations, the

behavior of retreating and defending, an act of resistance.

The project attempts to extend retreated inland activities

towards the coast and the unknown realm of water. Cit-

ing Sendai City of Japan as a case of study, the region’ s

flat topography favors urban development but is also

ironically vulnerable to oceanic invasions. Lessons from

past earthquake and tsunami attacks taught the city to

unceasingly fortify seawalls and highway infrastructure,

barricading itself against future disasters. Development

is retreated to the inland, leaving the coastal area aban-

doned and decimating a large number of fishing in-

dustries. The project implemented here seeks to revive

coastal fishing communities that are resilient to natural

elements. A kinetic infrastructure is designed with the

capability to react with daily tidal changes and extreme

water level rises of Sendai Bay. It houses a variety of pro-

grams ranging from industrial needs to urban lifestyles,

which will also adapt themselves to the constantly chang-

ing spatial configuration of the infrastructure, triggered

by water motions according to a natural time-clock.

 

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