| Title |
An Analysis of the Repetition Pattern in Green facade focusing on the Biophilic Design |
| Authors |
정희영(Jung, HeeYoung) ; 이현수(Lee, Hyunsoo) |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2016.25.1.081 |
| Keywords |
Pattern ; Repetition pattern ; Green facade ; Green wall ; Biophilic Design Pattern |
| Abstract |
Within green facades, the greening side of the wall is first recognized by people, leaving a visually lasting impression. As facades play a crucial factor in forming street image, their design can be considered most important. In modern days, 'patterns,' one of the popular elements of design, has developed into becoming a method of expressing architects' emotions or images as well as ways of seeking satisfaction. As opposed to recent overseas movement where patterned green facades have been widely utilized, the domestic trend still remains in outdoor green facades without patterns. This study, focusing on overseas patterned green facades, classifies the facade pattern's expressive methods into two greater parts, and four categories. Furthermore, among the elements and properties from Biophilic pattern guidelines, we specifically focus on 'Repetition Pattern,' which corresponds to 'Complexity & Order.' Biophilic design has the notion of pursuing an environment that aids modern people's comfort and well being. Providing information on patterned green facades that have largely gained popularity, this study also presents its aesthetic directions that may be applicable domestically in the future. |