| Title |
A Case Study of Rehabilitation Design Characteristics of Exhibition Space from Idle Facilities - Focus on Idle Industrial Facilities and Idle Non-Industrial Facilities - |
| Authors |
김현정(Kim, Hyunjung) ; 황연숙(Hwang, Yeon-Sook) |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2017.26.6.145 |
| Keywords |
Idle Industrial Facilities ; Idle Non-Industrial Facilities ; Rehabilitation Design ; Exhibition Space |
| Abstract |
Industrial paradigm change and awareness change based on development of transportation and communication technology, many idle facilities had been occurred. These idle facilities become the factor which hinder image and environment of the surroundings. In recent years, social, cultural and economic value of idle facilities has been acknowledged and is regarded as an object of rehabilitation as part of urban problem solving. The purpose of this study is to analyze the characteristics of recycling design in the exhibition space used as a domestic idle facility and to utilize it as a basic data for creating an exhibition space using idle facilities in the future. The scope of the study was selected from 8 cases which were reproduced as exhibition space within the last 10 years mainly in Seoul and metropolitan area. It is analyzed by five characteristics of historicity, symbolism, preservability, connectivity, and placeness that are analyzed by the characteristics of rehabilitaion design. The conclusion is as follows. First, idle facilities can be divided into idle industrial facilities and idle non - industrial facilities. Second, the analysis of the characteristics of rehabilitaion design of idle facilities showed that the symbolism was much higher than other rehabilitaion design characteristics. Third, as a result of comparative analysis between idle industrial facility exhibition space and idle non - industrial facility exhibition space, historicity, preservability, and connectivity were high in the idle industrial facility exhibition space. In the exhibition space of idle non-industrial facilities, symbolism and placeness were high. |