在客家文化中，「屋場」並非靜止的建築，而是一個不斷生成的起點，經由橫屋的層層擴建，逐漸發展為承載家族歷史的「夥房」聚落。透過浪板、角材等回收材料，擴建一座屋頂平台，象徵時間與使用痕跡的累積，延續這種累積與增生的建築邏輯，讓人們重新聚集、交流生活經驗與歷史情感的空間，喚起關於居住、記憶與共同生活的想像。

In Hakka culture, the "house place" is not a static building, but a constantly evolving starting point. Through the layered expansion of the transverse houses, it gradually develops into a "family space" settlement that carries the family's history. By using  recycled materials such as plastic corrugated boards and corner pieces to expand a

rooftop platform, it symbolizes the accumulation of time and traces of use, continuing this architectural logic of accumulation and growth. It provides a space for people to gather again, exchange life experiences and historical emotions, and evoke imagination about living, memory, and communal living.