重新想象当地的世界:温村的保护和再生由业余建筑工作室

Q1 Arts and Humanities
Xiang Ren
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这篇文章将当地的世界理论化,作为未来保护和再生的概念框架。它旨在促进东西方之间的理论对话,以了解普通的地方和生活世界是如何被保存、复制和可能的重新想象的。这里讨论的局部世界被概念化为许多人的世界,关系的世界,结构的世界和成为的世界。这四个基本要点为当代建筑的重新诠释提供了开放性和未来性的来源。本文考察了由中国浙江省业余建筑工作室(2012-2016)领导的温村保护和再生项目的特征,作为对当地世界的建筑重新想象,对中国农村的普通场所和生活世界具有强烈的敏感性,并将新的地方世界与旧世界并列。通过将建筑过程的流程和片段拼凑在一起,本文展示了当地的设计和动态如何在其形成和后期塑造项目,无论是在道德上还是在当代。本文从建筑师和用户的角度仔细阅读了流行的和口头的叙述,通过扩大关于当代建筑重新想象当地世界的能力的理论对话,扩展了案例研究。
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Reimagining local worlds: Wen village conservation and regeneration by Amateur Architecture Studio
This article theorises the local world as a conceptual scaffold for future conservation and regeneration. It aims to catalyse a theoretical dialogue across the East and West to understand how ordinary places and lifeworlds are preserved, reproduced, and possibly reimagined. The local worlds discussed herein are conceptualised as the worlds of many, the worlds of relating, the worlds of structuring and the worlds of becoming. These four cardinal points present a source of open-endedness and futurity for contemporary architectural reinterpretation. The current article examines the characterisation of the Wen village conservation and regeneration project, led by the Amateur Architecture Studio in Zhejiang Province of China (2012–2016), as an architectural reimagination of local worlds, with a strong sensitivity to the ordinary places and lifeworlds of rural China and juxtapositions of new local worlds within old worlds. By piecing together the flows and fragments of the architectural process, this article shows how locally situated designs and dynamics have shaped the project in both its formation and afterlife, both ethically and contemporarily. Using close readings of popular and oral accounts from both architect’s and users’ perspectives, this article extends the case study by broadening theoretical conversations about contemporary architecture’s capacity to reimagine local worlds.
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Built Heritage Arts and Humanities-History
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