浮徑棲所

失業，往往不僅是經濟狀態的改變，更是一種日常秩序的中斷。當原有的角色與節奏被迫停滯，個體在時間與空間中逐漸失去依附，焦慮、憂鬱與自我懷疑隨之蔓延。這段過渡狀態既不屬於過去，也尚未抵達未來，卻缺乏一個能被承接與轉化的場域，使人長時間滯留於無所歸屬的狀態之中。

本設計以此為出發，嘗試回應這段被忽略的心理歷程。透過建築作為中介，構築一處介於日常與非日常之間的過渡場域，使使用者得以暫時脫離既有環境，進入一段由內而外的重新整理過程。空間不再僅是容納行為的容器，而是引導感知、觸發反思的媒介。藉由曲線的流動、切割的轉折與節點的交匯，形塑一條非線性的行走路徑，使人在移動之中逐步經歷疑問、探索、沉澱、聚焦至行動的轉化歷程。

同時，設計亦嘗試回應現實層面的銜接，於後段節點導入職能體驗與就業支援機制，使空間不僅停留於心理修復，更延伸至行動的實踐與未來的可能。建築因此不再只是終點，而是一段過程——在離開與回歸之間，提供一種可被感知、可被經歷的轉化軌跡。

Liminal Shelter

Unemployment is not merely a shift in economic status, but a disruption of everyday order. When familiar roles and rhythms are interrupted, individuals drift into uncertainty, where anxiety, depression, and self-doubt emerge. This in-between condition often lacks a space that can hold and transform such experiences.

This project responds by proposing architecture as a mediating field between the ordinary and the unfamiliar. It creates a transitional environment where users may step away from routine and engage in internal reorientation. Space becomes a medium that guides perception and encourages reflection. Through curvature, incision, and convergence, a non-linear journey unfolds—leading from questioning to exploration, contemplation, focus, and action.

By integrating vocational training and employment services, the project extends from introspection toward practical engagement. Architecture thus becomes not an endpoint, but a passage—bridging departure and return.