| Title |
Advanced Case Study on Urban Architectural Design Quality Management |
| Authors |
고은비(Ko, Eun-BI) ; 서명원(Seo, Myeong-Won) ; 백송민(Baek, Song-Min) ; 손세형(Sohn, Sae-Hyeong) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2024.40.6.167 |
| Keywords |
Urban Design; Design Quality; Management System; DQI(Design Quality Indicator) |
| Abstract |
This study aims to provide practical recommendations for improving the quality management of urban architectural design in South Korea. It
does so by analyzing the UK's structure for design quality management, focusing on the Design Quality Indicator (DQI). The analysis
identified problems and root causes in South Korea's current system and reviewed how the DQI was used at every stage in the UK's
architectural process, from planning through construction. This study also examined successful cases where the DQI had been implemented in
the UK, deriving valuable insights to suggest improvements for South Korea's approach to architectural design quality management. With
growing international emphasis on enhancing urban and national image, several domestic policies and projects have been initiated. However,
challenges remain, including inconsistent evaluation criteria, unclear guidelines, and a lack of post-construction assessments. To address these
issues, this study explores the UK's entire quality management system, including the Design Quality Indicator, and extracts relevant lessons
for Korea. Based on this analysis, practical improvements were proposed for Korea's urban architectural design quality management system.
These recommendations included redefining concepts and policy objectives for urban architectural design, adjusting the scope of existing
policies, and creating specialized guidelines and systems. The establishment of dedicated agencies for systematic management and operation
was even advised. Additionally, it is crucial to design practical measures to motivate architects, who play a central role in shaping urban
design quality. |