This paper charts the development of Irish society during the 1970s,the emergence of functionalist urban planning,and the adoption of adaptive construction methods to interpret the design of St.Brendan's Community School by Peter and Mary Doyle.By examining the building's texture,layout,and technology,the campus,which is often referred to as a"Town Within a Town",maintains the essential elements of"mat-building"while mitigating issues of spatial homogeneity.The design concept of"no fixed form"and the adaptable construction logic have both economic and social advantages that are still relevant to contemporary architectural practices.
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城中之城/校园设计/毯式建筑/装配式校园/无固定形式
Key words
town within a town/campus design/mat-building/assembled campus/no fixed form
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