A Study of the External Space Planning for Housing - Sample Cases are obtained from relevant architecture magazines-

• Main Authors: Ya-Ming Chang, 張雅銘
• Other Authors: Chih-Kao Nieh, Dr.
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2002
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/54229457239248830943

碩士 === 國立雲林科技大學 === 空間設計系碩士班 === 90 === This study is mainly through the real cases posted on the domestic relevant architecture magazines to examine the historical state of external space planning for “Single Housing and Condominium”. The purpose is for the designer to explore the tendency of planning methods for the construction style for external space, space allotment, and the formation of outside realm for buildings, and also control the demands of the inhabitants. The study method is from an independent sample to analyze its graphical data, planning ideas, and the housing external spaces. Also, the sample showing “the elemental construction analysis relationship” between the building assembles and the units. This study concludes five results： 1. From these samples, the base surroundings of the buildings are commonly adjacent to next buildings, roads, pedestrian roads and etc, namely environments which are created by humankind. In order to isolate these surroundings, “enclosing walls” are mostly used to have the single-layered border to distinct with the land base line. 2. Under the limitations of the width, depth, acre scale, shut area ratio, construction allotments and other conditions, the external space of single housing will establish “Segregation” style and “Wrapped” style while the condominium housing will have “Segregation”, “Wrapped” and “Atrium” three styles。 3. The basic constituting units of the external space for housing includes six functional spaces which are walking path, leisure, exercising, water view, plants growing and parking lots; among them, the plants growing is the most popular one, whereas leisure and exercise space are tended to be allotted in the backyard. 4. The planning of construction unit from external space whose function is apparently determined, but its methods are various. 5. The planning method for housing external space reflects the consideration of privacy, security, leisure, and outside communication between the inhabitants and the designers.