| Title |
Spatial Change Patterns and Residential Characteristics of Sloped Naturally Occurring Unlicensed Houses |
| Authors |
장경이(Jang, Kyung-Yi) ; 유재우(Yoo Jae-Woo) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2021.37.9.81 |
| Keywords |
Housing type; housing adjustment; spontaneous village; extension pattern; lifestyle; furniture and home appliances |
| Abstract |
This study examines the housing change patterns that have been carried out at the sites where villages were formed spontaneously without
permission for construction without land divisions, targeting villages and houses, which are the sites of life of the settled migrant poor since
the 1960s. wanted to derive. And the social network after liberation and the spatial change patterns that appeared in the process of extension
and remodeling were extracted unconsciously in the special situation of the social network and slopes after liberation. We tried to estimate
the living standards and living standards through. Through research on internal and external spaces, villages and housing cases that were
naturally created by rural migrants building houses without permission and without an infrastructure plan on a slope near downtown were
discovered and documented. In addition, under the narrow site conditions, single- and double-family housing types that exist from the early
days of settlement to the present were discovered, and data on 'architectural architecture without an architect' were created by tracing the
patterns of living and extending the necessary space. provided. |