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Pan Wenjian

Associate professor

Supervisor of Master's Candidates

Gender:Male

Status:Employed

Department:School of Architecture and Urban Planning

Education Level:Postgraduate (Doctoral)

Degree:Doctoral Degree in Philosophy

Discipline:Architectural Design and Theory

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Light Customized Design (LCD): Utilizing the User-Designer Co-Architecting Approach in Establishing Adaptive Home Spaces

Release time:2024-09-10 Hits:

Indexed by:Essay collection

Document Code:A-5-2

First Author:Jiayi Liu,Huimin Xie

Correspondence Author:Wenjian Pan*

Journal:14th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA 2024)

Affiliation of Author(s):Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Place of Publication:Japan

Discipline:Engineering

First-Level Discipline:Architecture

Document Type:C

Key Words:Light customized design (LCD); Adaptive home; Co-design; Soft interventions; Daily life script

Date of Publication:2024-09-10

Abstract:Many housing projects Asian cities still exhibit a high degree of homogeneity in regard to construction models, spatial layouts, and architectural components. This homogeneity in residential spaces obstructs their ability to cater to the specific living habits of households and adapt to changing urban environments. This paper proposes the concept of Light Customized Design (LCD) and explores adaptive architectural strategies for rehabilitating existing living spaces and constructing new housing. Through in-situ surveys, spatial mapping, and semi-structured interviews with households in China’s Yichang and Changsha, this paper summarizes the spatial characteristics and problems of existing housing projects, as well as analyzes occupants’ daily routines. It then develops an LCD-oriented framework for establishing adaptive home spaces. The LCD working framework emphasizes the importance of involving households throughout the design, with designers engaging with occupants regarding daily activities and collaborating with them for idea sharing and blueprint envisioning of ideal homes. Through a co-creative process, a “literal residential space” (daily life script) is architected, and later customized into physical and flexible housing layout that equipped with light architectural elements. This approach enables occupants to self-customize their residential spaces and establish desired life scenes through soft and micro-scale interventions.

Number of Words:4000

Links to published journals:https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/isaia2024/top?lang=en

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