Transfer Architecture - Taking "London internet museum"、"Rome concrete poetry hall"、"Amsterdam children's playground"as design thinking operations

• Main Authors: Kai-An - Pao, 包凱安
• Other Authors: Yeng-Horng Perng
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2016
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/sn2z55

碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 建築系 === 105 === Since the dawn of civilization the ways and means of delivering information have been evolved steadily. In recent years, the pace of advancement has been increased astronomically. People were getting used to watch news media at home to know what is happening around the world, hear the tone of “Fur Elise” to know it is time to take out the garbage and shake their cell phones to get connected with friends. Nowadays, people are surrounded by the emerging of numerous internet social platforms, big data and internet of things. To deliver and receive mass amount of information, different media are modernized and applied. Consequently human behavior and inter-personal connections become much tightly knitted. As an architecture designer, one has to be aware of the changes and reflect it upon the structure designed. During the concept formation stage, a designer must take into consideration of the dialog and the interaction between users and the building to ensure that the people and building are connected. Just like an artist using space allocation to deliver his creative idea before he presents the value of the art. After understanding the need of users and the limitation of the construction site, an architect creates his design innovatively for additional value of the spaces. However quite often, the rational behind the initial idea were forgotten at the final outcome of the design. This design thesis is based on the“delivering information message”by architecture as the design ideology. It has been practiced on the three international design competitions that I have participated - London Internet Museum, Rome Concrete Hall and Amsterdam Children’s Museum. Through the design process, the designer was able to ensure the architectures become not only a media to deliver messages and creating the interaction of users and space but also echoing the behavior of users in this architecture environment.