Research On The Design Of Shared Office Space From The Perspective Of Phenomenal Transparency

In the era of modernism and internationalism,the modern education system centered on modernism has become the curriculum system highly respected by architectural colleges around the world.However,Colin Rowe and Robert Slatsky proposed different architectural ideas,emphasizing the "transparency" theory of spatial relationships and spatial experiences in architecture,thereby breaking the shackles of existing architectural ideas and starting from the study of spatial forms,Thereby endowing architecture with new spatial analysis and thinking methods.The theory of "transparency" has attracted much attention in the architectural field since its inception.The relevant academic research based on the theory of transparency has never been stopped,and has become one of the important design theoretical achievements in modern architectural education and practice.The theory of transparency is further deepened into the theories of physical transparency and phenomenal transparency.Physical transparency is relatively easy to understand and has a relatively unified view.However,there are many understandings in the study of phenomenal transparency based on three-dimensional space,and there is a relatively lack of research using phenomenal transparency as a theoretical starting point in architectural experiments.Therefore,this topic will first systematically elaborate on phenomenal transparency,At the same time,based on academic theories related to phenomenal transparency,the characteristics of its phenomenal transparency space are analyzed,and then cases of shared office space with typical phenomenal transparency are analyzed to summarize the relevance and feasibility between its shared office space and phenomenal transparency.This thesis consists of five chapters.The first part is an introduction,which summarizes the research background and significance of phenomenon transparency,and unifies the theoretical research methods and framework of the paper itself,laying a solid foundation for the development of the structure of subsequent parts of the paper.The first chapter introduces the background of phenomenal transparency theory and the extension and development of correlation theory,the basic concepts of phenomenal transparency theory,its application characteristics in environmental space design,and the main common characteristics of phenomenal transparency space.The second chapter analyzes the development of shared office space and the status quo at home and abroad in the context of the rapid development of the digital and network era,and defines the development and spatial characteristics of shared office space in the digital and network era.The fourth chapter is a specific case study,which analyzes the typical shared office space in China: Wujiaochang Shared Office Space in Yangpu District,Shanghai;Successful foreign design cases share the design techniques and transparent characteristics of office space.Chapter 5 introduces the design strategies and methods of shared office space under the integration of phenomenal transparency,as well as the design techniques of integrating phenomenal transparency into shared office space.It analyzes and practices the design anatomy and reorganization of space through integrating multiple levels and dimensions.Chapter 5 summarizes the value identification and development trends in the design and application of shared office space from the perspective of phenomenal transparency.This article hopes to find a more standardized and universal design method for shared office space through the sharing and interpretation of specific cases and the research of previous academic achievements.This will provide relevant research directions and materials for a deeper understanding of the application of phenomenal transparency in indoor space,provide new perspectives and thinking for the design of shared office spaces,improve the theoretical system of phenomenal transparency,and provide extensibility research content for office space design research.