社交消弭於外-低能量存有狀態下的「後公共場域」

本設計關注低能量者在當代公共空間中較難被包容的現象。多數公共場域傾向服務高能量活動與社交需求，使得需要安靜、低刺激環境的使用者，往往只能選擇離開或退縮至私密空間。本設計試圖提出一種不同的可能：在公共空間中，也能以低能量的狀態存在，並與他人共處。

基地位於新興開發區，鄰近住宅與公共設施，具備良好的可達性，但缺乏多層次的生活與停留空間。因此設計以「能量轉換」為核心，透過多棟低矮建築與有機圓弧形式，建立一個由開放至內聚的空間序列。地面層提供咖啡、展覽與活動等較高能量的使用，中層作為過渡空間，而地下層則作為低刺激的休憩核心，讓使用者逐步從城市節奏中抽離。

整體空間強調流動性與包容性，使不同能量狀態的使用者能自由選擇停留方式，在同一場域中共存、轉換與被接納。本設計不僅是一個功能性的複合空間，更是一種對公共空間使用方式的重新想像。

The Post-Public Sphere in a Low-Energy Condition

This project explores the lack of inclusivity for low-energy individuals in public spaces. Most environments support high-energy activities, often excluding those who seek quietness. This proposal creates a space where individuals can remain in a low-energy state while coexisting with others.

Located in a developing district near residential areas, the site has good accessibility but lacks diverse spaces for daily use. The design introduces “energy transition,” forming a sequence from active to calm through low-rise, organically arranged buildings.

Ground-level spaces support cafés and exhibitions, while intermediate areas act as transitions. The underground level serves as a low-stimulation resting core, allowing users to withdraw from the city.

By emphasizing inclusivity, the project enables users of different energy levels to coexist and shift between states, redefining public space as both social and restorative.