| Transitional space can be said to be two or more different types of entities when they are adjacent to each other, a specific area of the interaction, is the space within the focus of opposing conflict and reconcile with each other. It is important and integral part of the architectural space, however the transition of space is often overlooked in the design section. Transition of architectural space in the exterior to the interior space for the entrance space, outer space to inner space of the courtyard space of transition space,"entrance, Garden" link is "different types of transitional space’. In short, there are many possibilities in the transition space and infinite abundance and has a lot of uncertainty.In a sense, is a relatively solid transition space, is the space to the space of transition; but in reality analysis, it is integrated into the emotions and the will of the people of the place. With the improvement of living standards, demand for space from the basic physiological needs meet and gradually to higher levels of advancing the field of psychological and cultural, architectural space not only for the actual function, but also where people exchange of thoughts and emotions. Transition to the transition space, connection, bedding, set off, is that cannot be replaced by other entities or virtual space.Through the various information media in this article about the history of architectural space in the transition space origin and evolution, and analysed and summarized in the transitional space in architectural design of the elements of the application development process and get valuable documentation, summary of indoor space in the transition space factors and trends of development. Transitional space its characteristic development and function of complexity, diversity, and ambiguity in the design of space applications in the built environment, while in the fuzzy theory, analysis of transitional space in diversity issues, began a "transitional space" the existence and expression analysis in construction. |
