HOW TEMPORARY ELEMENTS IN GI-LOU SPACES ARE USED AND RECOGNIZED

Ming-Shih Chen · Tadao Shimizu · Kiminobu Sato · Yuri Ikkai

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Architectural and Urban Studies Architecture, Modernity, and Design Urban and sociocultural dynamics

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This study aims at getting an idea which explains the usage and function of Gi-lou spaces through close examination of identification of the temporary elements and the changes in kind and number of elements involved in these spaces with the change of time. As a result, it was found out that the kind and number of these elements increase remarkably in the afternoon to evening of Saturday and Sunday compared to a weekday in keeping with the increase of the traffic. It seems that the spaces are deeply incorporated into the lifestyle of city people in Taiwan.

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