"We Honestly Just Got Sick of Doing Working Together." Spatial Negotiation of Adult-Child Thrown togetherness During Lockdown
"We Honestly Just Got Sick of Doing Working Together." Spatial Negotiation of Adult-Child Thrown togetherness During Lockdown
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“老实说，我们只是厌倦了一起工作。”
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10.1080/17406315.2023.2242224
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发表时间：
2023
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0.4
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Pitsikali A
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Pitsikali A
在流感大流行前，家庭时间减少，英国皇家建筑师协会呼吁多功能生活空间成为新的家庭社交中心，实现家庭团聚。然而，需要更深入地了解家庭住宅作为一个社会空间系统，由价值观的协商形成，为住房设计提供信息。本文借鉴了团聚的概念，探讨了COVID-19封锁期间家庭住宅作为价值差异的冲突场所。对45个深度访谈的定性分析揭示了成人与儿童在一起是一种成年人、儿童以及建立家庭的空间和价值观（关怀、陪伴、控制、隐私、游戏）之间的协商状态。该研究确定了用于重新配置家庭空间的空间策略（连通性、分区化、遏制和共同空间），以协商锁定和共同空间。这些发现有助于对成人与儿童团聚的空间理解，对开放式住房设计具有重要意义，质疑大流行前的假设。
Following a pre-pandemic decline in family time at home, the Royal Institute of British Architects called for multi-functional living spaces to become the new family social hub, where familial togetherness materializes. However, a deeper understanding of the family home as a socio-spatial system, shaped by the negotiation of values, is required to inform housing design. This article draws on the concept of throwntogetherness to explore the family home during COVID-19 lockdown as a conflictual site of value discrepancies. Qualitative analysis of 45 in-depth interviews unpacks adult-child throwntogetherness as a state of negotiation between adults, children, and the spaces and values (care, companionship, control, privacy, play) upon which the family home is built. The study identifies the spatial strategies (Connectedness, Compartmentalization, Containment, and Together-space) used to reconfigure domestic space to negotiate lockdown throwntogetherness. The findings contribute new spatial understandings of adult-child togetherness, with important implications for open-plan housing design, questioning pre-pandemic assumptions.