| Title |
A Local Public Building Production Process through Participation of Unspecified Community |
| Authors |
백선경(Baek, Seon-Gyeong) ; 권현아(Kwon, Hyun-Ah) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2020.36.9.41 |
| Keywords |
Yeonhui-dong Community Service Center; Local Public Building; Community; Participation; Publicness |
| Abstract |
This study analyzes the production process through community participation, focusing on contemporary local public construction project. In
particular, existing studies mainly focused on institutional and methodical discussions for participation, and lacked an integrated and practical
analysis. This study targets the Yeonhui-dong Community Center in Seoul, analyzes the beginning and change of community participation in
all stages from planning to outcome, and looks closely at how it affects the production process of public places. In the space improvement
project of the Yeonhui-dong Community Center, which started with the planning of Seoul City and Seoul Design Foundation, community
participation began with the search for an unspecified community of residents of Yeonhui-dong. In other words, it was not to create a new
participatory community, such as a committee, or to select an existing organization. At first, the government provides information about the
project, collects opinions from residents, and then creates a participatory group based on the workshop. Then, based on these existing
participants, the participants for consultation were reorganized, and seven organizations related to the operation of the facility were formed.
On the other hand, when interpreting the result of community participation in terms of the publicness of the place, this paper confirmed the
publicness as merely the presence and absence of participation and the continuous community acceptance of the place. In conclusion, in the
production of Yeonhui-dong Community Center, through the process of reconstructing the unspecified community of ordinary residents,
continuous community participation appeared in the places created later. |