合鳥 餘境裡呢喃

dove to speak in a soft at remaining realm

 在城市陰暗狹窄的角落,有個小小身影,殘破不堪的軀體乘載著的是和平的理想還是人類的貪婪……。


  現代保育類相關議題慢慢崛起,但鴿子在歷史的演化下已成為人們在貪婪之下的犧牲品,又因此反噬到我們的生活環境,我們應開始重新探索都市中鴿、人、環境三者之關係,希望能透過一些空間及建築的設計,使每個人對不同生命的尊重與共處達到理想值。

本設計旨在探討鴿子與人類的生存平衡點,打造一個符合鴿子的棲息需求並能讓人類居住的空間,一方面緩解城市被迫害的環境,另一方面讓人們提升尊重生命的意識。

  空間結合自然元素讓鴿子能自在生存,並透過空間規劃使人類與鴿子之間的和諧共生,更進一步地也能提升社區參與和動物保護活動,以此達成尊重與共融的理想。

  本設計屬於一種實驗空間,嘗試人們和鴿子在非利益關係下的共融理想。

  遵循本能,野鴿在山崖的陡峭環境中尋找棲身之處,但後來到了都市為人類勞役,從前的信使變成圖利賭博的道具,一旦失去了利用價值就被拋棄,甚至剝奪其生存的權利。
  在路上流浪的野鴿,也許是解決環境問題,又或是讓他們有個家,再者生命停在海上的賽鴿,需要有個能指引他們靈魂回家的方向,為此創造一個能接納他們的棲身之處。

dove to speak in a soft at remaining realm

In the dark and narrow corners of the city, a small figure lingers. A body, battered and broken—does it carry the ideals of peace, or is it merely a sacrifice to human greed?

As modern conservation issues gain attention, pigeons have become victims of human greed throughout history. This exploitation has, in turn, affected our living environment. It is time to re-examine the relationship between pigeons, humans, and the urban environment. Through spatial and architectural design, we hope to foster respect and coexistence between different forms of life, striving for an ideal balance.

This design explores the equilibrium between pigeons and humans, creating a space that accommodates both pigeon habitats and human living needs. On one hand, it seeks to mitigate the environmental damage caused by urbanization, and on the other, it aims to cultivate a greater awareness of respecting life.

By integrating natural elements into the space, pigeons can thrive freely, while thoughtful spatial planning promotes harmonious coexistence between humans and birds. Furthermore, this approach encourages community engagement and animal protection initiatives, contributing to a vision of mutual respect and inclusion.

This project is an experimental space, challenging the conventional human-pigeon relationship by envisioning a coexistence free from exploitation.

Following their instincts, wild pigeons once sought shelter in the steep cliffs of nature. Over time, they were domesticated and forced into servitude within cities. Once messengers, they became mere tools for gambling, discarded when deemed no longer useful—sometimes even stripped of their right to live.

Stray pigeons wandering the streets—should they be seen as an environmental problem to be solved, or as beings in need of a home? Meanwhile, racing pigeons lost at sea long for a guiding light to bring them back home. This project seeks to create a sanctuary where they can find shelter, dignity, and a place to belong.

作品編號 #1449 作品名稱 合鳥 餘境裡呢喃 作品分類 建築與空間設計類 學校科系 崑山科技大學 空間設計系 設計師 趙怡蓁
崑山科技大學 空間設計系
(四年級)
指導老師 潘大謙

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