| 英文摘要 |
This research analyzes the monumental contextual composition of space in attempt to probe a different perspective in spatial quality and reassess all collective remembrances that are possibly omitted or devastated under the rationality of urban planning. The remembrances of life accumulated by time is the intrinsic identity of the artificial environment, and through an affective aura, as opposing to the hard exterior of structures, cognitive foundation of ideal space in our perception is constructed, and the reality we eagerly pursue is truthfully affected and reflected. The methodology of this research initiates with identification and ‘positioning’ of the remembrance and space scattered throughout the historic districts, so ‘identity’ of the selected space can gradually emerge; along with periodic traditional celebrations, the locality of the environment is expected to be reinforced, and the remembrance and identification of the lives in those districts embedded in our hearts can be recalled. Then, the concept of ‘diachrony’ is introduced to search for synchronous mechanism integrating the modern life and historic districts. |
