A study on the non-dailiness architectural space planning for the daily activities - The shared space in the university society

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate the possibility of architectural space planning, which could cover daily activities of different user groups. For this purpose, this study examined the concept of dailiness and figured out the relationship between people's behavior and architectural space. Based on this, this study proposes an alternative plan of the multi-purpose space that could contain diverse behaviors of the members of university society. The proposed plan in this study actively considers the concept of shared space, which could be adjusted by using the variability of the physical architectural planning elements dividing the space. Based on the functional, technological, and spatial diversity, the proposed plan in this study implements an unconventional architectural environment that could be obtained from the daily space which is completed by the user's creative imagination. © 2017 International Information Institute.