未来提案｜厦门大学创意与创新学院2026毕业设计作品①

游厝计划

The Roaming Cuo Project

环境设计

杜琼钰 DU Qiongyu

导师 | 钟贞 ZHONG Zhen, Niloofar Amini

随着城市化推进，集美大社片区的古厝逐渐丧失了原有的日常居住功能，传统营造技艺也面临传承断裂，文化遗产正逐渐剥离于社区日常生活，成为历史记忆的留存。本项目试图以空间与技艺两个方面为路径，探索遗产重返日常的可能，并以此回应高密度社区公共空间不足的问题。通过这一机制，项目最终形成的并非单一空间更新，而是一套可复制的遗产活化网络，使古厝从历史记忆重新进入公共生活，使传统技艺在参与、制作、使用中获得新的生命力。

As urbanization transforms Jimei Dashe, traditional gucuo (traditional Minnan-style houses) have gradually lost their original function as everyday dwellings and the associated craftsmanship is at risk of being lost due to interrupted transmission. Cultural heritage is increasingly detached from community life, becoming confined to historical memory. Taking space and craftsmanship as dual pathways, this project explores the possibility for heritage to return to everyday life, while addressing the shortage of public space in high-density neighborhoods. Rather than a single instance of spatial renewal, the resulting mechanism creates a replicable network of heritage activation. It reintegrates gucuo into public life and revitalizes traditional crafts through participation, making, and use.

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导师评语 Mentor’s Review

本项目立足集美大社社区古厝在城市更新进程中的转型困境，以“遗产重返日常生活”为核心命题，从空间更新与传统营造技艺传承双重维度展开探索，体现出较强的问题意识与社会责任感。设计突破了传统文化遗产保护侧重静态展示的路径依赖，将古厝空间、社区公共生活与传统技艺实践有机联结，推动文化遗产从“被动保存”走向“主动传播”，从“历史记忆”转为融入“当下生活”，实现了从静态保护到活态传承的创新转变。方案通过构建可持续、可复制的遗产活化网络，不仅回应了高密度社区公共空间不足的现实需求，也为传统文化的创造性转化与创新性传播提供了新的实践范式。项目展现出扎实的前期调研能力、清晰的系统性思维以及良好的设计表达水平，体现出对地方文脉的深刻理解与创新转译能力。整体设计展现了从文化保存走向活态传承、从空间更新走向社区共建的积极探索，具有较强的实践价值与示范意义。

This project responds to the transformational challenges confronting the historical dwellings (gucuo) of Jimei’s Dashe community amid urban renewal. Taking “returning heritage to everyday life” as its central proposition, it explores two intertwined dimensions—spatial renewal and the transmission of traditional building craftsmanship—demonstrating an acute problem awareness and a strong sense of social responsibility.

The design breaks away from the path dependency of conventional heritage conservation, which tends to prioritise static display. Instead, it organically connects the spaces of the historical dwellings, communal public life, and the practice of traditional craftsmanship, shifting cultural heritage from “passive preservation” to “active engagement,” and from “historical memory” into “contemporary lived experience,” thereby achieving an innovative transition from static conservation to living transmission. By constructing a sustainable and replicable network for heritage revitalisation, the proposal not only addresses the pressing shortage of public space in high-density neighborhoods, but also offers a new practical model for the creative transformation and innovative dissemination of traditional culture.

The project reflects rigorous preliminary research, coherent systemic thinking, and accomplished design communication, evidencing both a profound understanding of local cultural context and the capacity to reinterpret it through innovative design strategies. Overall, it represents a meaningful exploration that moves from cultural preservation toward living heritage, and from spatial renewal toward community co-creation, holding significant practical value and exemplary potential.

钟贞 ZHONG Zhen

经济适用房作为一种社会互动基础设施

Affordable housing as social infrastructure for interaction

环境设计

庄子奕 ZHUANG Ziyi

导师 | Samuel Penn

项目针对工业升级引发的城中村拆除危机，为高度依赖实体社交网络的中老年务工群体设计新型过渡住房。项目采用“垂直叠加”策略，将住宅置于原本存在的低层活跃的小餐馆等“非正式锚点”之上，在提供经济适用房的同时，重塑支撑就业的互助社会网络，实现空间重构与社会韧性的双重价值。

The project responds to the demolition crisis confronting urban villages driven by industrial upgrading, proposing a new typology of transitional housing for middle-aged and elderly migrant workers who depend heavily on face-to-face social networks. Employing a vertical stacking strategy, the project situates residential units above existing ground-floor informal anchors such as the bustling small eateries. By providing affordable housing whilst simultaneously rebuilding the mutual-aid social networks that underpin employment, the project achieves dual outcomes: spatial reconfiguration and enhanced social resilience.

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导师评语 Mentor’s Review

ZHUANG Ziyi's project offers a thoughtful response to the housing pressures facing migrant workers in Jimei. Rather than treating affordable housing as a purely residential problem, it understands housing as social infrastructure, supporting communication, mutual aid and everyday interaction. Its strength lies in building upon existing local anchors, particularly restaurants, while introducing new accommodation above them. As policy in China increasingly encourages movement away from concrete and steel towards renewable materials, this project is a valuable first attempt at testing what may be possible. Ziyi’s planning was exemplary: she tested ideas with seriousness, independence and strong self-motivation. It was a pleasure to discuss the project with her each week, as there was always something new to develop.

庄子奕的项目对集美区外来务工人员所面临的住房压力作出了深思熟虑的回应。该项目并未将保障性住房单纯视为居住问题，而是将其理解为一种社会基础设施，用于支撑沟通、互助与日常交往。其亮点在于依托当地既有的生活节点——尤其是餐馆——在其上方植入新的居住空间。随着中国相关政策日益鼓励从混凝土和钢材转向可再生材料，这一项目作为一次有价值的初步尝试，探索了未来的可能性。子奕的规划堪称典范：她以严谨、独立和强烈的自我驱动力来检验自己的构想。每周与她讨论这个项目都是一种享受，因为总有新的内容值得深入挖掘。

Samuel Penn

龙舟“桥”:龙舟池文化与生态景观整合设计

Longzhou “Bridge”: Integrated Design of Longzhou Pool Culture and Ecological Landscape

环境设计

杨益YANG Yi

导师 | 张何 ZHANG He

项目位于厦门集美学村，这里是一个融合了学校与居住区的城中村。以“通过高质量发展提升幸福感”为指导理念，我的设计立足于集美微空间系统，致力于满足从身体舒适、社会联结到感官丰富等多层次的多样化需求。

该项目打造了一座多功能公共建筑，为社区尤其是学生群体提供文化与生态空间。基于对龙舟池的文化与生态分析，我提出将遗产保护、生态修复与公众体验相融合的设计方案。龙舟文化被转化为空间符号与活动载体，同时采用可持续的景观手法改善生态环境与生物多样性。目标是营造一个具有地标意义的滨水空间，展现地方文化特色，提供高品质的休闲体验，并保障健康的生态系统。

通过运用CS理论、霍林的社会—生态系统理论以及克里斯蒂安·诺伯格-舒尔茨的场所精神（Genius Loci）理念，我从文化、生态四个维度出发，制定出相应的设计策略。空间与社会，识别场地特征与核心矛盾，为干预措施奠定基础。综合策略将文化叙事景观与鸟类友好型生态景观相结合。最后，完整的设计流程得以呈现——从概念与总体规划到详细景观设计。

The project is located in Jimei University Town, Xiamen—an urban village integrating schools and residential areas. Guided by the principle of “enhancing well-being through high-quality development,” my design operates within Jimei’s micro-spatial system to address diverse needs across multiple well-being levels, from physical comfort to social connection and sensory richness.

The project creates a multi-functional public building that offers cultural and ecological spaces for the community, especially students. Based on a cultural and ecological analysis of Longzhou Pool, I propose a design integrating heritage preservation, ecological restoration, and public experience. Dragon boat culture is translated into spatial symbols and activity carriers, while sustainable landscape strategies enhance ecological health and biodiversity. The goal is to create a landmark waterfront space that expresses local cultural identity, offers high-quality recreational experiences, and supports a resilient ecosystem.

Drawing on CS theory, Holling’s Social-Ecological Systems theory, and Christian Norberg-Schulz’s Genius Loci, I develop design strategies through four dimensions: culture, ecology, space, and society, This framework helps identify site characteristics and core tensions, forming the basis for targeted intervention. The integrated strategy weaves together culturally narrative landscapes with bird-friendly ecological habitats. Finally, a complete design process is presented—from conceptual development and master planning to detailed landscape design.

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导师评语 Mentor’s Review

杨益同学的毕业设计通过看似建筑实则反建筑的理念，基于滨海景观的灰色区域构建了一个连接自然、人文与业态的令人兴奋的混合空间。项目尝试以庑殿结构和当地传统材质延续历史文脉；通过全开放且通透的自由空间布局，巧妙容纳并交织起城市中不同人群的多元生活节奏； 通过置入韧性公共场景，激发城市滨水区日益衰退的社群活力；通过对当地鸟类生态栖息地的微干预与低冲击保育，缝合人与自然的和谐关系，也从而促进市民在自然边界中流连时的身心健康。

Driven by essentially anti-architectural rhetoric embedded in built form, YANG Yi’s design thesis revitalizes the coastline’s grey infrastructure into an exciting hybrid space that connects ecology, humanities, and programmatic diversity. The proposal endeavors to sustain the localized historical narrative by embracing the traditional hip-roof (wudian) structure alongside vernacular materials. The free-plan configuration, boundless and deeply permeable, skillfully accommodates and interweaves the diverse rhythms of a civic life. Through resilient civic programs inserted into the site, the design counters the waterfront’s fading vitality. Ultimately, leveraging micro-activations and low-impact stewardship of local bird habitats, the architecture restores a harmonious human-nature relationship, subtly promoting residents’ holistic health across its expansive, permeable edges.