Infiltrating living alleys in Chihou-Regenerating a new collective dwelling culture for a fishing settlement
台灣 / taiwan
楊詠臻 / Yung-Chen Yang
基於群聚性空間對聚落的重要性,提出新公「共生」活。整區規劃以不同主題界定既有之鄰里特色,使形成活化歷史記憶之帶狀聚落。延續在地既有之公私領域互相滲透空間形態、延伸聚落周邊巷弄紋理伴隨風影體驗、引入在地富感觀的咕咾石地景構築、結合戲劇性空間之光影變化與廟會廣場陣頭儀式等,讓旗後子弟、年長者與遊客沈浸於信仰文化秘境之中。
A global development scheme for Chihou defines different neighborhoods with specific characteristics of dwelling environments. The collective public space of the dwelling environment is a precious feature of the village and should be protected and strengthened. A new type of collective public space should be developed to allow the co-existence of local villagers and tourists. Hence, a bottom-up local dwelling culture-based proposal needs to be incorporated in the top-down government plan. Areas focus on wind, shadow, temple ritual ceremonies, local industry, etc. as specific local features. In this way the areas are linked into a linear belt with collective cultural memories and history that is thus preserved.
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