老地方見

過去的眷村以家庭為單位,因應需求更改為國宅使用時,標準化與最低生存限度住宅單位,回應戰備狀態的心態與目標,以有限的居住面積為前提,規模式思考如何才能擁有最大並且涵蓋最多種使用機能。然而這樣的規模式建構方式,對於未來人口下降造成使用需求也下降,未被使用到的

空間反而上升,人類對於未來的居住單元以及社區使用性將會改變。

我們選擇人口數最密集的老舊住宅區,試圖建立一個可以相互共通支持的新社區透過公共空間大於私人空間得形式,創造出獨特的社區文化。透過幾個不同做空間凝聚社區共識,這樣的行為強化了人們的生活品質,同時提高社區自發性空間發展的湯望。因此我們的題目為老地方見

Take military dependent’s villages for example; they were served as temporary housings for soldiers at the time, hence all units were built in a standardization and minimal living space. With limited spaces and resources, how to provide the maximal functions and facilities was the main concern for the planner at the time.

However, with the declining population, the demand for spaces has decreases; on the other hand, unutilized spaces increases.

With that being the case, citizens’ needs with regard to housing unit and neighbourhood has changed as well. Therefore, we choose the most populated.

Through scheduled demolition and residents’ relocation, we are trying to propose a new living prototype and rethink the relationship between public space and urban residential area.

We aim to create a mutually beneficial relationship between public and private spaces by expanding the public area rather than privately-owned area. It helps creating sense of community and unique community culture in the neighbourhood.

 Through various different space experience, it increases residents’ sense of belonging and the quality of life, which can further inspire them to pursue autonomy in their living space and community. Thus, we propose the project of “shall we meet at our regular place”.