摇摆空间:向生活的动态开放合租

IF 0.2 4区 艺术学 0 ARCHITECTURE
K. Moore, Jennifer Pindyck
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建筑和室内设计通常采用简化公式。对于住房来说尤其如此,因为这样的公式阻碍了室内所能支撑的潜在生命。然而,面对刚性约束,设计师能否乐观而无情地对待住房?在这里,阿拉巴马州塞尔玛市的一家设计工作室通过研究辅助生活来解决住房问题。由于老年人生活的快速变化,工作室提出了摇摆空间,这是一个更关注适应性——社会用途的变化——而不是灵活性——物理安排的变化的设计概念。摇摆空间打破了简单化的程序标签:房间可以进化,从个人空间到共享空间,只需少量修改。依靠大量的冗余,周转空间可以接受变化,以预测不可预见的事件。另一个目标是消除辅助生活和独立生活以及其他形式的共同住房之间的区别。因此,通过扩大居住和重新安排租金,周转空间向更多样化的人群开放。通过庆祝生活的动态,摇摆空间也向有意义的现象学和认知可能性敞开。这颠覆了客户和网站的期望,这些客户和网站通常被认为是边缘的,他们渴望将不同的观点收集到一个多种族的社区中,让生活充满尊严、希望和欢乐。
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Swing space: Opening co-housing to the dynamics of living
Buildings and interiors are often designed by reductive formulas. This is particularly true for housing, where such formulas stunt the potential lives an interior can support. In the face of rigid constraints, however, can designers approach housing optimistically but ruthlessly? Here, a design studio opens up the problem of housing by studying assisted living in Selma, Alabama. Because of the rapidly changing dynamics of the lives of elderly people, the studio proposed swing space, a design concept concerned more with adaptability – changes in social use – than with flexibility – changes in physical arrangement. Swing space defeats simplistic programmatic labels: rooms can evolve, swinging from personal to shared space with few modifications. Relying on a generous redundancy, swing space accepts change to anticipate unforeseen events. A further goal is to dissolve distinctions between assisted and independent living and other forms of co-housing. As a result, swing space opens to a more diverse population through expanded living and rental rearrangements. By celebrating the dynamics of living, swing space also opens to meaningful phenomenological and cognitive possibilities. This upends expectations of clients and sites often considered marginal, aspiring to collect diverse perspectives into a multi-racial community that enriches lives with dignity, hope and joy.
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