| Title |
A Study on the Characteristics of Constituent in Entry Area on Buddhism Temples around Seoul |
| Authors |
Peck Yoo-Jung ; Kwak Dong-Yeob |
| Keywords |
Entry Area ; Urban Buddhism Temples ; Expansion of Cities ; Gates |
| Abstract |
This study intended to typify the boundary characteristics and identify the causes therefrom around the entry road into the temples located near Seoul. The temples near cities have been forced to show changes in the entry space owing to the expansion of cities and show distinct aspects from the traditional ones. For the purpose, this study conducted an empirical analysis with 49 temples located Seoul. They are located in the clout of the city and easily accessible by mass transportation. First, the boundaries of space in the city temples, gates and functionality in the form of this compound appears to be. Second, implication of the religious significance symbolic elements are being placed. Thirdly, a new outer space is created or changed features depending on the nature of the entry space. Temple complex in the city gates of the type that appear in the form of non-wall elements of modern architecture, the new application form for expressing that view. At the same time, changes in the city to maintain order despite the traditional hierarchy of space tend highly investigation. In the same context, the de-me with a symbolic element in the configuration space craft traditions of the temple would be introduced between the city inspections intended to be understood. The research appears in the space over the city's entry inspections sincerity preserve traditional values and modern re-interpreted by urbanization and to identify changes in spatial aspects of the implementation of the inspections more accurately tracking it saw. |