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无形的建筑空间是依赖于有形的建筑表皮形成,表皮也是建筑内部空间与外部空间的分隔。纵观建筑史,表皮由远古时代建筑的承重结构到现在的完全独立自治,它的改变也使得空间形式更加丰富多样。本文以表皮发展为线索,通过不同历史时期表皮状态的区分,来有效说明表皮发展状态对建筑流动空间生成的影响。意在能从表皮与空间的关系上加深对空间生成手法的了解与认识,进而更深层次的理解建筑创作。
Invisible building space is dependent on the tangible building skin formation, the epidermis is also the building interior and exterior space separation. Throughout the history of architecture, the epidermis has been completely self-contained by the weight-bearing structure of the ancient times and its changes have also made the space more rich and diverse. In this paper, the epidermal development as a clue, through the history of different epidermal state distinction, to effectively explain the epidermal development of the impact on the generation of architectural flow space. The intention is to deepen the understanding and understanding of the ways of generating space from the relationship between the epidermis and the space, and then to understand the architectural creation in a deeper level.