臺北市南港區中南段社會住宅
client
location
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臺北市都發局
臺北市南港區
2016
client
臺北市都發局
location
臺北市南港區
design phase
2016
基地位於舊莊里，里內有大範圍保護區土地，附近公園、圖書館林立，具豐富休憩空間，更因緊鄰中研院，中研院以研究員為主的宿舍型住宅型態，影響著周遭的住宅歷程，形成約4樓房屋的良好尺度，且當地里民均可進入院區使用開放的公共設施，在生活供需方面達到院區與當地居民緊密交集的鄰里關係。
反映這樣的生活架構，使社會住宅不僅是滿足居住的數量，更能與在地的生活網絡有所銜接，因此空間規劃時，從下列幾點著手進行：
1、地面層：設置補充性的店舖及設施。開放多元化的社區活動空間給周圍居民使用，地面層採取完全開放的方式，成為居民的散步道空間。
2、中間層：透過退縮形成公共共享空間。立體逐層退縮的交流平台從一層延伸至五樓的社區圖書館等空間，塑造出具有植栽、深遮陽的半戶外空間。
3、屋頂層：屋頂農園與共食食堂。
4、分棟與混居：將中研院宿舍的住宅型態納入考量，分層配置獨居與混居的居住類型。量體上低樓層部分為小坪數單元，配置了較多比例的開放空間，以增加青年族群的交流機會，上層部分則提供三種房型。
本案企圖顛覆社會住宅簡陋之負面刻板印象，從建築及室內的角度相互討論，形塑出完整的居住空間。
反映這樣的生活架構，使社會住宅不僅是滿足居住的數量，更能與在地的生活網絡有所銜接，因此空間規劃時，從下列幾點著手進行：
1、地面層：設置補充性的店舖及設施。開放多元化的社區活動空間給周圍居民使用，地面層採取完全開放的方式，成為居民的散步道空間。
2、中間層：透過退縮形成公共共享空間。立體逐層退縮的交流平台從一層延伸至五樓的社區圖書館等空間，塑造出具有植栽、深遮陽的半戶外空間。
3、屋頂層：屋頂農園與共食食堂。
4、分棟與混居：將中研院宿舍的住宅型態納入考量，分層配置獨居與混居的居住類型。量體上低樓層部分為小坪數單元，配置了較多比例的開放空間，以增加青年族群的交流機會，上層部分則提供三種房型。
本案企圖顛覆社會住宅簡陋之負面刻板印象，從建築及室內的角度相互討論，形塑出完整的居住空間。
The Zhongnan Section social housing building is located in Nangang District's Jiuzhuangli area, which contains a large amount of land under conservation, as well as parks and libraries, providing an abundance of leisure space. Development of this area has been influenced by the nearby Academia Sinica, which includes living quarters for its researchers, and the height of other buildings in the area has been kept within the approximate four stories of these dormitories. Local residents are welcomed to use Academia Sinica's public facilities, which has helped to create a neighborly connection between the institution and local residents.
This kind of lifestyle framework makes it possible for the Zhongnan Section social housing project to satisfy residential density quotas, as well as connect with local community networks. The following features were integrated into the building’s spaceplan:
1. Ground Floor Shops and Facilities—The ground floor is designed as an open and diversified space for residents, including those of the surrounding community, with an open plan that encourages strolling.
2. Spaces on Middle Floors Utilized as Common Areas—Floors one through five have terraces and recessed spaces that are decorated with plants and can serve a variety of functions, such as reading rooms or meeting areas. While they are open to the outside, ample shading is provided.
3. Rooftop Garden and Common Dining Area.
4. Studios and Mixed Housing Types—Taking the dormitory style living at Academia Sinica into consideration, single living and larger residences are on separate floors. Floors two to four have a greater number of smaller units along with more common space to increase interaction opportunities for younger residents. Floors six to fifteen have three different types of units.
Design considerations for this project aim to undo negative connotations of social housing, and the building and its interiors come together to form complete living spaces.
This kind of lifestyle framework makes it possible for the Zhongnan Section social housing project to satisfy residential density quotas, as well as connect with local community networks. The following features were integrated into the building’s spaceplan:
1. Ground Floor Shops and Facilities—The ground floor is designed as an open and diversified space for residents, including those of the surrounding community, with an open plan that encourages strolling.
2. Spaces on Middle Floors Utilized as Common Areas—Floors one through five have terraces and recessed spaces that are decorated with plants and can serve a variety of functions, such as reading rooms or meeting areas. While they are open to the outside, ample shading is provided.
3. Rooftop Garden and Common Dining Area.
4. Studios and Mixed Housing Types—Taking the dormitory style living at Academia Sinica into consideration, single living and larger residences are on separate floors. Floors two to four have a greater number of smaller units along with more common space to increase interaction opportunities for younger residents. Floors six to fifteen have three different types of units.
Design considerations for this project aim to undo negative connotations of social housing, and the building and its interiors come together to form complete living spaces.
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