| Title |
A Study on the Architectural Composition of a Housing Scheme Compounded with Cultural Facilities using the Spatial Concept of Joining and Disjoining |
| Authors |
Lee, Jung-Man ; KimJae-Wook |
| Keywords |
Cultural Housing Complex ; Joining ; Disjoining ; Spatial Composition |
| Abstract |
As the need to have shared space has increased, the objective of this study is to overcome the problems shown by the current community facilities, use the space structure of connection and separation as a way to increase the level of utilization and the cultural values, plan the combined cultural facilities equipped with the open-type space structure equipped with the character of public interest, establish the community facilities on the border with the residential facilities, and suggest the combined cultural residential facilities with continuous programs and flows of space. Based on the space application of connection and separation, it is possible to regard the connecting points of the programs built in the combined cultural residential facilities and provide the space continuity in order to induce organic connections. Also, by dividing the functions of the current programs, each program can be reproduced. In order to plan such space, such composing methods as SPLIT, WRAP, TOOTH, AROUND, STEP, SPIRAL, VOID and FOLD are suggested. Such methods can have different compositions according to directions, locations, approaching methods and functions in order to have differentiated space. |