| 研究生: |
張修愷 Chang, Shiu-Kai |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
社區戶外空間感知與地方依附之關係 Relationship between Neighborhood Outdoor Space Perception and Place Attachment |
| 指導教授: |
張珩
Chang, Heng |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
規劃與設計學院 - 建築學系 Department of Architecture |
| 論文出版年: | 2012 |
| 畢業學年度: | 101 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 78 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 社區戶外空間 、社區規劃 、地方依復 、因素分析 、逐步迴歸 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Neighborhood outdoor space, Place attachment, Neighborhood planning, Factor analysis, Stepwise regression analysis |
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隨著都市化的發展,都市人在人際關係方面給人的印象漸漸成為冷漠、疏離、漠不關心等負面形象。而社區是居民體驗周遭都市環境的最基本單位,若欲改變居民所感受的周遭環境,以社區為對象進行探討會是有效的出發點。而隨著近年對心理層面與生態規劃的重視,從居民心理感受出發的議題開始被探討,本研究即以居民感知的角度出發,透過理解社區戶外空間感知與地方依附之關連性,進一步提出社區規劃設計建議。
本研究以台南市為範圍,挑選五種不同居住型態社區(「一般住商混合」、「高層集合住宅」、「低層集合住宅」、「歷史街區」、「郊外農村」),進行社區戶外空間感知與地方依附的問卷調查,透過分析得出社區戶外空間感知與地方依附之構面後,回顧所選取的抽樣基地,對社區環境進行實證研究調查,以此探求居民對社區戶外空間的感知狀態與地方依附之關係,並提出規劃設計建議。
研究結果顯示,社區戶外空間感知可以被歸納為「綠地環境」、「建築品質」、「街道環境」三個因子,而地方依附則可歸納為「地方依賴」與「地方認同」兩個因子。實證調查顯示,居民對綠地環境的規模與供應量較為敏感,偏好將建築物拉高後留設之大片綠地與將整塊街廓作為綠地規劃的型式。建築品質評價受商業活動產生之招牌與鐵窗等建築物附加物影響。街道環境之評價,則可以從人車互相干擾的情況以及街道景觀整齊程度探討。
With the progress of urbanization, people in the cities are often associated with the image of unconcerned and emotionless. Neighborhood, as a basic unit for people perceiving surrounding urban area, is a good scale for us to discuss the issue about residential perception. Since scientists started to pay more attention on psychological and ecological area these years, psychological feeling of residents became a popular issue. This research started from residents’ perception, with the realization of relationship between neighborhood outdoor space perception and place attachment, we can bring up some advises of neighborhood planning.
This research takes Tainan as sampling area; five types of neighborhood were picked (“General mixed-use environment”, “High-rise apartment neighborhood”, “Low-rise apartment area”, “Historic district”, “Suburban rural neighborhood”) for investigating neighborhood outdoor space perception and place attachment. With the help of data, we can compare different neighborhood in scientific way. This will help us bring advises in order to form a neighborhood with high place attachment.
The research reveals that neighborhood outdoor space perception is divided into three factors, including “Green area”, “Building quality” and “Street environment”. In the other hand, place attachment is divided into two factors, including “place dependence” and “place identity.” Empirical study shows residents is more sensitive on quantity and size when discuss with green area. For residents, big size green area left by high-rise building and planed with hall block is more preference. Building quality is highly related with commercial activities and advertisement of facade. Street environment has a big influence with traffic disturbance between humans and cars. The cleanness of street is also important.
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