Based On Case Studies Of "transparency" Design

This dissertation starts with the concept of transparency theory and uses case study to elaboratelyanalyze the methodology of this theory from aspects of both spatial operations and perceivedexperience. It expands the scope that mainly applies to the space organization in architecturelecturing to the level of perception. Considering the status quo that highlights the individualexperience and sense of place, this article proposes a bold solution on how to enrich perceivedexperience. It raises an approach that abstracts a series of space perception to a pile of segmentcombination, in order to make perceived experience operations easy to understand and follow, andto provide a better guiding idea for future designs.