| Title |
A Study on the Renaissance/Baroque Characteristics Appearing in Contemporary Architecture - Focused on the Analysis of National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul Branch and Dongdaemun Design Plaza from the Concept Frame of Wolffrin |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2017.26.1.142 |
| Keywords |
Renaissance ; Baroque ; H. Wolfflin ; National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul Branch ; Dongdaemun Design Plaza |
| Abstract |
This study investigated Renaissance and Baroque architectural characteristics found in contemporary public buildings in Seoul, which are National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul Branch(MMCA) and Dongdaemun Design Plaza(DDP). Among H. Wolfflin’s five categories for Renaissance-Baroque art study, four categories (Clearness/Unclearness, Plane/Recession, Closed form/Open form, Multiplicity/Unity) are applied for the analysis as the architectural issues of Transparency/Concealment, Exhibited/Experienced Depth, Formal/Figural, and Composed harmony/Generated Unity. As a result, MMCA showed the characteristics of the extreme of Modern classic such as transparency, homogenization of space, formalism, and composition of multiple elements. Meanwhile, the study could find various Baroque characteristics from DDP such as separation of indoor and outdoor, phenomenological depth, rule breaking, and generation of figure. The study finally argued that DDP would not be an anti-modern, but try to inherit and overcome the modern architecture to explore different possibilities, and that the similar relationship between Renaissance and Baroque art could be found in these two cases. |