英文摘要 |
This paper focuses on about the issue of interpreting “regional identity” in regional housing design. The issue is initiated from the local policy of developing “Hakka Wu”, the housing type of presenting Hakka identity, set by Miaoli County Government; which engenders our interests in issues related to the presentation of regional characteristics. For instance, how to define the “Hakka Wu”? Does the “Hakka Wu” represent an ideal housing belonging to Hakka culture? This research does not intend to provide immediate answers or comments for questions addressed above, but to create the field of practicing and self-examining the issue of presenting “regional identity” in architectural design through the discussion of the design process and outcomes developed from our experimental teaching program. The teaching program is carried out in two steps. Firstly, we make a review of the development of the “regional housing” in Taiwan (Chapter Two), and an investigation of the theories concerning about the issue of “regional identity” (Chapter Three), which form the base of establishing the teaching program and the design program for the designers (Chapter Five). Secondly, we conduct the designers to accomplish the requirements of the design program through the proceeding of the teaching program. The conclusion presents the integrated investigation of students’ practices in the issue of “regional identity”, and makes the arguments and propositions related to the development of regional architectural forms through the discussion of “regional identity” during the teaching process. |