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In this study, we analyzed how refugees and workers have changed the small cowshed space into a space of life since the ceasefire and reached the present through spatial composition. It was confirmed that the Cowshed housing coexisted with the transformed spaces by preserving the traces and the original form of the initial unit plane. The expanded external space began to be used as a service space such as a kitchen during the evacuation period, but while occupying the space in earnest, it was used as a service space such as a kitchen, storage, and toilet in a multi-purpose space, and internalization gradually proceeded through the installation of rooms. In particular, despite the narrow residential area, a LV(living kitchen), or Toe-maru were installed and used as a buffer space. As a result, the existing expanded external space was almost internalized, and only 43.8% was maintained as a yard and multi-purpose space.