本課程為引導軟性活動物件之於都市內硬體空間之構成關係進行探討。
荷蘭建築師Rem Koolhass曾比喻都市是一個信封，信封裡面寫的東西是都市活動決定的，都市規劃談的是信封。搭配對於城市無序的框架之形成，所需的填充物作為台灣未來城市發展的整體思考。
在歐洲的都市設計與規劃逐漸完善，以建築本身對都市進行修補之後，近年來對於軟體如何進駐都市的議題持續在現代社會中討論，建築策展本身也針對未來都市的樣貌提出具體的想像，在展覽中的提案也逐漸從想像提升到知識的累積與創新。
此堂課對於幾項歐美大型展覽及博覽會做出歷史研討，試圖將每年的議題作為整理，與歷史事件跟科技人工智慧合併討論，探究對於未來的社會不斷進行批判思考的執行方式。
目標在本學期內討論幾種透過策展介入空間的模式，並透過年度的智慧設計展等呈現方式，討論分工與策展架構。
展出之前的論述與模式的實踐作為執行的主要工具。This course is an exploration of the structure of the software-actual objects in the urban hardware space.
Dutch architect Rem Koolhass once described the city as an envelope. The things written in the envelope are determined by urban activities, and the city plans to discuss envelopes. With the formation of an incorrect urban framework, the required fills are used as the overall thinking of Taiwan's future urban development.
After the urban design and planning in Europe have been gradually improved and repaired the city with the building itself, the discussion on how software can enter the city has been continuously discussed in modern society in recent years. Architectural curation itself also puts forward specific imaginations about the future appearance of the city, and the proposals in the exhibition have gradually improved from imagination to the cumulative and innovation of knowledge.
This class will conduct historical research on several large-scale European and American exhibitions and exhibitions. The trial will organize the annual discussions, discuss historical events and technological artificial intelligence, and explore ways to carry out critical thinking about the future society.
During this period, the goal will discuss several models of intervening in the space through curatorial exhibitions, and presentation methods such as annual smart design exhibitions, discussing division of labor and curatorial structures.
The previous explanations and implementation of patterns are exhibited as the main tools for execution.
在AI技術重塑創作邏輯的時代，設計師如何與機器共同構想空間未來？本課程從設計演化的觀點出發，結合建築、環境景觀、運算設計與人工智慧，鼓勵學生跳脫傳統形式思維，實驗資料驅動、迭代生成與運算邏輯對空間構成的影響。課程適合對設計探索結合人文有興趣的學生修習，強調跨域思考與創新實踐，打造面向未來的空間語言。
In an era when AI technology reshapes creative logic, how do designers and machines jointly design space for the future? This course develops from the perspective of design evolution, combining architecture, environment landscape, computing design and artificial intelligence, encourages students to jump into traditional form thinking, and experience the impact of data driving, iterative generation and computing logic on space structure. The course is suitable for students who are interested in design exploration and humanities, and emphasize cross-domain thinking and innovative thinking, creating a spatial language for the future.
[Event-Cities], Bernard Tschumi, 1994, The MIT Press, ISBN 0262700522
[Event-Cities], Bernard Tschumi, 1994, The MIT Press, ISBN 0262700522
| 評分項目 Grading Method | 配分比例 Grading percentage | 說明 Description |
|---|---|---|
| 展覽內容展覽內容 Exhibition content |
60 | |
| 課堂出席課堂出席 Class attendance |
40 |
