Toward Experimential Design Support System by 1:1 Spatially Augmented Reality Design Environment

• Main Authors: Chien-tung, Chen, 陳建同
• Other Authors: Teng-Wen, Chang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2007
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/41130229262604051659

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 建築研究所 === 95 === Through the development of Computer-Aided Architecture Design, we have new perspective to understand the tools used by designer. Especially the idea of Ubiquitous Computing (Weiser, 1991), every space and interface is transforming into new meanings. As the Computer Aided Design is released from screen and mouse, we noticed that many novice designers encountered the difficulties to learn using 2D drawings and models to express their spatial ideas in the traditionally learning process. That is because spatial design always is bigger than human scale and has the closely relationship with site. Such reasons lead spatial designers have to learn to use small scale 2D drawings or models, and have to imagine the 1:1 full-scale, full-scale texture and the full-scale connection with site. Therefore, until the novice designers spend lot of time and labor to get familiar with such tools (Bailey, 2005), they have the possibility to begin discussing their design ideas with teachers. After this period of training, they started to think in different way. This paper proposed the idea of “Experiential Design Support System”, which let design novice experience the combination of design visualization and the site. Through the collection of related technical review, we also proposed the system prototype which named SARDE (Spatially Augmented Reality Design Environment). In this paper, we focused on interior design on site behaviour, and we use scenario experiment to understand how the system works. Finally, we discover that using such system will create more closely relationship between designer’s body and design.