英文摘要 |
After the disintegration of martial law in Taiwan, organizations of various natures began to burgeon in different communities. The emergence of these organizations confronts head-on with the issues such as the deterioration of the environmental quality and the loss of vernacular culture, subsequently brings about the much anticipated social changes. In this paper I will introduce one of the earliest community movements, the Fu-lin community in Shi-lin district of Taipei (1993-1998), as a specimen for the study of these post-martial law organizations. It will observe the involvement of this particular community in the activities such as designing of the river-side park, the 'Community. Day Festival', and mark the final transformation of the community. Such activities, as part of the community design is a 'resistance' to the traditional spatial construct~ on through 'abstract space.' There are three areas of study which will be thoroughly discussed in this paper: 1. The transformation of the Fu-lin community from a rural landscape to a urban neighborhood. 2. The analysis of the forming of the new community space and community living patter through community design and community activities, with an emphasis on the 'Community Event Calendar.' 3. The forming of a common community experience and community space which will not only induce a new local identity, but also enable the residents to undertake challenges concerning their environment and space. |