Yearbook of THU-ARCH

In the post-epidemic era, the rapid advancement of the epidemic and technology has changed 1. people’s social interaction (changes in the flow of information), 2. reduced mobility, and publicity has shifted from external to internal (changes in people’s flow), 3. Cities with abundant resources and information are more creative of young people bring exclusion (flow of opportunity), three types of mobility and shifts in work patterns, changing the space needed for life.In the post-epidemic era, the proportion of self-media workers, home office workers, and freelance workers will increase. Life and production will be combined under the epidemic situation and technological progress. The connection between living space and people will be an important resource to be pursued under the influence of technology. Interested people gather and connect in series, and in the process of connecting, there may be opportunities for work cooperation. After each person's life overlaps, they infiltrate and connect with each other, and the communal shared collective residence where life and production are juxtaposed is what I think is suitable for living in the post-epidemic era. model.Space is no longer classified by function, but creates spatial attributes, allowing people to nomadic between various attributes and various relationships according to their own needs. Therefore, the design strategy creates a terrain that allows users to define their own usage patterns through the combination of terrain and volume, and also allows the connection of different environmental penetrations, visual penetrations, various community and living space relationships to take place in the terrain.