| Title |
An Analysis of Interior Space on Catholic Churches from the Perspective of Universal Design - Focused on Liturgical Spaces of 6 Cases in Busan Parish - |
| Authors |
조연주(Cho, Youn-Joo) ; 남경화(Nam, Kyung-Hwa) ; 신경주(Shin, Kyung-Joo) |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2015.24.2.021 |
| Keywords |
Universal Design ; Catholic Church Architecture ; Liturgical Space ; Busan Parish |
| Abstract |
Liturgical space of Catholic churches should be equal conditions for everyone who wants to participate in the liturgy. However liturgical space is standardized for healthy adults without considering the elderly and the disabled. This study intended to suggest the guidelines required for the construction of Catholic churches from the perspective of universal design for all believers to equally participate in liturgy. The results of the study are as follows. First, as a result of the analysis of the liturgical spaces in six Catholic churches from the perspective of universal design, although the principle of universal design was not appropriately applied to all liturgical spaces of a Catholic church, there were cases where it was appropriately applied in part to each of the Catholic churches. Therefore, this study suggested the examples of exemplary installation by space, which is considered to be the materials that can be referenced and utilized when planning the liturgical spaces in the Catholic churches from the perspective of universal design. Second, the obligations required by the building regulations were installed in six cases, but the application of the universal design was insufficient in other spaces. Therefore, more careful consideration for users is considered necessary during space planning. Third, the construction of Catholic churches should be planned, taking into account the liturgical law; for this purpose, the provision of the guidelines for Catholic architectural planning further than the guidelines for architecture by each diocese is necessary. At this time, the collaboration between the Catholic officials and the architects and designers with knowledge of Catholic doctrine is required. |