英文摘要 |
Associated with shrinking in geographical distance, changing in industrial development, and diversifying in consumption types and activities, Taiwan has faced a growing crisis in which local cultural activities and memory are increasingly fading away. Owing to an absence of a long-term and consistent program in Taiwan's cultural construction, the development in Taiwan's cultural space and resources has been manipulated in an unplanned way, not only impeding cultural development but also imposing difficulties for upgrading spatial quality in Taiwan's cultural living. It is in this background consideration that the paper, rooted in the conceptual foundation of cultural living perimeter, cultural activities and its facilities, is to point out a conceptual framework for developing cultural living perimeter and connected facilities, i.e. the ideals of ‘functional networks of cultural facilities' and 'central place of culture'. It is argued that future policy in cultural facility use should emphasize on triple principles of flexibility, comprehensiveness, and complement. The concept of 'cultural autonomy' and planning direction for further cultural development are also formulated in this paper to serve future references for policy design. |