| 英文摘要 |
This thesis design draws on a case study, ArLi Mountain Railroad, to substantiate that research goal. The case study is conducted in the manner of "museum browsing". Stopovers (e.g, stations and reservations) and key scenic spots (e.g, remains and natures) are traversed with the assistance of satellite stations and touring facilities. Selected landscapes, land lines, and pathways along the traversal course are re-constructed based upon their distinct features. These elements are re-produced and linked into becoming a coherent instrumental device that serves the purposes of revealing, demonstrating, and explaining the past. |
