| Title |
A Study on the Spatial Change of Busan Modern Hospital in Medical, Nursing, and Sanitation |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2021.37.5.89 |
| Keywords |
Japanese colonial period; Public Facilities; Korean; Japanese; Social System; Convergence; modern architecture; medical institution; hospital planning; architecture; space; Busan; Space |
| Abstract |
This paper studied the changes of hospitals space, modern public facilities in Busan, through medical, nursing, and hygiene based on social
systems. With the introduction of early medical technology, Busan Medical Center has implemented the medical department since 1909, and
the medical department was leading to the systematization of treatment until 1925. Meanwhile, until its construction in 1936, there were no
wards designed to reflect nursing, and there were many single rooms for the Japanese. Later, with the new construction in 1936, the
deployment plan that reflected nursing, nursing, hygiene, and ward planning was decided, and modern hospitals in Busan were born. This can
be seen as a sign of harmony in Busan, where there were relatively many Japanese. |