Dynamic. Composite - Analysis of Architectural Creative Concepts

Author: Dai Zhizhong
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Modern design often assigns specific functions to spaces. This book reexamines the relationship between function and space from two aspects. The first is the emphasis on the inclusivity of space for different functions at different times, viewing the interaction between space and function from a dynamic perspective, which is the "dynamic" concept of function. The second is the emphasis on the inclusivity of space for different functions at the same time, utilizing this inclusivity to inspire more activities, which is the "composite" concept of function. During the design process, the architect's special conception can enhance the compatibility of space with functions, creating spaces that transcend the usual singular and fixed "functional" meaning—multifaceted spaces—thus adapting to and accommodating people's diverse functional needs. This book is mainly intended for architects, urban planners, and students and faculty of architectural institutions for reference.