英文摘要 |
The core topic of Tseng Hann-Jen (1994) in his doctoral dissertation was that it was easier to show the connotation of education and the characteristics of the campus in the planning stage of the whole construction production process. If you took the issues that affected the continuity of school building planning and design: 'evaluation and transformation of needs in education plans' and 'decisions of participants' as specific actions to master the overall quality. Based on the author's practical experience as the general secretary of the National Taipei University and Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts in this study, I always felt that the planning and design issues facing campus construction could not be separated from the above-mentioned problem framework. Although the operation of campus construction is similar, it is still necessary to further clarify the possible differences in the construction of university campuses established by Buddhist groups.
This article aims to analyse the campus construction issues of Buddhist groups running universities. Through the practical experience of analysis of Buddhist elements and the theoretical literature , so as to clarify the campus construction issues. The results of the research show that since the universities established by Buddhist groups all aimed at comprehensive universities, there are no obvious differences in the organization, construction methods, and content of planning and design. |