Rooms are the proto-spatial modules that define our engagements with space. They hold our intimate narratives whilst projecting our curated public images. Within their jurisdiction, we assume the persona of their typologies and act under the code of their determinants. However, the candour of this exchange is not all it promises to be, as it only works in the presence of various types of rooms in one place/building, where our everyday life plays out episodically in various compartments. What happens to our understanding of rooms when users are not afforded multiple room types to traverse? When one has to sleep, live, work, cleanse, eat, pray, and play in a single room? When instead of changing rooms, the occupants have to dwell in a changing room, one that adapts and mutates to accommodate needs and desires. This paper speculates on the increased demand for functional multiplicity in our interior settings and the changing nature of rooms. It presents various interior acts that aim to activate a variability of spatial configurations, making a case for layering multiple living narratives to respond to the ever-changing programmatic needs of contemporary life.

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更衣室：走向内部多样性

房间是定义我们与空间接触的原始空间模块。他们在展示我们精心策划的公共形象的同时，拥有我们亲密的叙述。在他们的管辖范围内，我们假设他们的类型的角色，并根据他们的决定因素的代码行事。然而，这种交流的坦率并不是它所承诺的那样，因为它只适用于在一个地方/建筑物中存在各种类型的房间，我们的日常生活在不同的隔间中不时发生。当用户无法穿越多种房间类型时，我们对房间的理解会发生什么变化？当一个人必须在一个房间里睡觉、生活、工作、清洁、吃饭、祈祷和玩耍时？当居住者不得不住在更衣室而不是更衣室时，更衣室可以适应和变异以适应需求和欲望。本文推测了我们室内环境中对功能多样性的需求增加以及房间性质的变化。它展示了各种旨在激活空间配置可变性的内部行为，为分层多种生活叙事以响应当代生活不断变化的规划需求提供了案例。