Study On "Fabric" Literal Transparency And Phenomenal Transparency Behind IT In Buildings With Different "Interspace"

There have been numerous forms of architecture since it develops. The form "fabric" is morespecial among them. In the past, it often appeared as the structure part of a building; but now,with the development of era and society, it begins to appear frequently in the process of thevarious types of buildings in cities, which is associated with skin happening, or withparameterized construction, or with energy-saving and environment-friendly buildings. Ingeneral, it has become one of the most active parts of the contemporary architecture.However, although the phenomenon of "fabric" is very common, there is not much specializedresearch on it. Therefore, this paper is intended to make up for the defects and add somerelated theory to some extent. It synthetically analyzed the transparency of "fabric" and itsdifferences of the "interspace", focusing on literal transparency of "fabric", by reviewing theorigin background of "fabric" and introducing the constructional connotation of "fabric",studying on the relevant theories of gestalt and transparency. It has carried on a detaileddiscussion and analysis on literal transparency of "fabric" and its’ phenomenal transparencybehind it, based on the transparency of "fabric" and its differences of the "interspace".At first, this paper introduced the "fabric" history and its connotation in modern constructionin order to elicit the transparency of "fabric". Secondly, it discussed the "interspace" incharacteristics of transparency of "fabric" and its gestalt principle and principle of the surfaceto lay a necessary theoretical basis for the core part below. Then, this article put forward threemajor differences of "interspace", especially explaining literal transparency of "fabric" and itsphenomenal transparency behind it with different "interspace". Finally, the article summed upthe essence and the similarities and differences of these two kinds of transparency of the"fabric", reflecting on their influence on "fabric".