| Title |
A Study on Spatial Discourses of Korean Architecture in the 1960s-70s - Based on ?Space? and ?Architecture? - |
| Authors |
송병철(Song, Byungchul) ; 조한(Joh, Hahn) |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2018.27.4.013 |
| Keywords |
Space ; Spatial Theory ; Spatial Discourse ; Raumgefuhl ; Enclosure ; Continuous Space ; Korean Space |
| Abstract |
The concept of space is one of the many concepts of architecture that distinguishes architecture from other disciplines. Notwithstanding its current ubiquitousness, the concept of space was actually created by handful of art historians in 19C Europe, and since then has changed its meaning and scope as a rather strategic maneuver for architecture to establish its theoretical and professional autonomy among competing fields. However in Korea, 35 years of forced modernization by Japanese colonial rule, and subsequent Korean war, the emergence of spatial terms in korean architectural discourse is quite late in 1960-70s. So, the focus of this study is to investigate how the concept of space emerged, what kind of spatial concepts were particularly developed, and how they are utilized in the post-war social reconstruction era, especially through and , the leading architectural medias since 1960. |