This study examines the impact of intelligent technology on the residential indoor environment from both design and sociological perspectives. Through on-site research, our project specifically focuses on the shared housing arrangement for young individuals, proposing a prototype design that emphasizes flexibility and reconfigurability of interior spaces.
By conducting in-person interviews and modeling exercises involving 20 young subjects, as well as investigating existing shared youth apartments, we identified spatial blocks of varying time scales. Drawing from the concept of the no-stop City, we utilized programming techniques to generate an initial spatial layout encompassing small, medium, and large scales. Following a period of use, this layout can be easily reset and recombined into a new home, personalized through individual settings and controlled by technology.
Please visit the online exhibition hall：
Exhibition Hall: Far & Near: Where Shall We Meet Again? Booth: 5/82
Further Research on VR-based：
Research on multi-modal reorganization of interior space based on VR
Spatial model
Project outcomes:
- 2023 Selected for the 2023 Beijing Outstanding Youth Art Festival, exhibited at the Phoenix Media Center in Beijing.
- 2022 Participated in the 2022 Xi’an Unbounded exhibition.
- 2022 Multimodal Indoor Space Layout Based on Virtual Reality Accepted for Technical Demonstration at CHCI2022.
- 2021 Outstanding Diploma Project, and collected by the university, Tsinghua University
- 2021 Outstanding Graduation Thesis, Tsinghua University
- 2021 Selected for International Exhibition of Outstanding Graduation Works from Art and Design Colleges
Advisor: Wen Liang