| Title |
An Analysis of the Spatiotemporal Environmental Colorss Toward Walkable |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2020.29.1.014 |
| Keywords |
Walkable; Spatiotemporal Environmental Colors; Color Design; Landscape Color; environmental Colors |
| Abstract |
In Korea, the "Landscape Act" was enacted in 2007, and the case of the overseas landscape maintenance business was introduced, and the importance of color design in the walking field is also increasing. Due to the interest in color design, domestic cities have more than 10 years of qualitative and quantitative development. Therefore, it is now necessary to go beyond the physical maintenance of the walking environment and explore the environmental colors that can actually be used in urban design. In particular, the purpose of this study is to construct data of average color values from the nodal to the nodal points of the walkway to characterize the environmental colors perceived differently according to the reflectance and transmittance of light. The method of study proceeds as follows. First, we consider the previous research related to the elements of gait design and environmental colors. Second, we investigate precisely the guidelines related to the color design that is currently used in the district unit plan. Third, we investigate video shooting, colorimetry, color sampling, and calibration in Teheran-ro, which is the most frequent destination in Seoul in 2018. Fourth, we discuss the implications of spatiotemporal environment color for walking affection according to the analysis results. It has been more than 10 years since I applied color design to urban planning in Korea. As a result, the color plan has achieved qualitative and quantitative results. However, we need an environmental colors plan considering walking speed, application of transmission color and light source color, and walking density for pedestrian affinity. To provide a diverse spectrum of pleasant walking, we propose a spatiotemporal environment color as empirical data for pedestrian-friendly design techniques. |