The not-so-open open plan – A feminist critique of the typical Danish interior

IF 0.2 4区 艺术学 0 ARCHITECTURE
M. Hübschmann, Masashi Kajita
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The spatial planning of present-day housing in Denmark is formed by social conventions and market forces that predominantly rely on objective values. Developed from previous housing models, Danish multi-story housing, and its typical interior, today has left behind true diversity, use-value, bodily pleasures, and a broader notion of openness. By analyzing a typical Danish case this study discusses how today’s concept of open plan living is in fact not-so-open. It argues that marketized housing and its open plan interior logic, displayed in repetitive and optimized floorplans, for stereotypical users, is no longer appropriate in contemporary society. To support the development of a more nuanced architectural logic for interiors today, the paper interrogates the concept of domesticity and spatial practice from a feminist perspective, and review in what ways the growing body of knowledge produced by feminist thinkers can challenge conventions in housing design cultures. By employing a feminist perspective and highlighting prosperous aspects in specific contemporary design practices in Zürich and London, this paper aims to highlight what agencies architects and users can reclaim to improve the typical Danish interior beyond the so-called open plan.
不那么开放的开放计划——对典型丹麦内陆的女权主义批判
丹麦目前住房的空间规划是由主要依赖客观价值观的社会习俗和市场力量形成的。丹麦多层住宅及其典型的内部由以前的住房模式发展而来,如今已经留下了真正的多样性、使用价值、身体乐趣和更广泛的开放理念。通过分析一个典型的丹麦案例,本研究探讨了当今开放式生活的概念实际上并不那么开放。它认为,市场化的住房及其开放式的内部逻辑,以重复和优化的平面图来展示,对于刻板的用户来说,在当代社会已经不合适了。为了支持当今室内设计更微妙的建筑逻辑的发展,本文从女权主义的角度对家庭生活和空间实践的概念进行了质疑,并回顾了女权主义思想家产生的日益增长的知识体系可以以何种方式挑战住房设计文化中的惯例。通过采用女权主义的视角,并突出苏黎世和伦敦特定当代设计实践中繁荣的方面,本文旨在强调建筑师和用户可以回收哪些机构来改善所谓开放式计划之外的典型丹麦室内。
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