| Title |
A Study on the Regeneration Design for Old Industrial Facilities in Korea and China |
| Authors |
모열진(Mao, Yue-Chen) ; 한정원(Han, Jeong-Won) |
| DOI |
http://doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2021.30.6.031 |
| Keywords |
Old Industrial Facilities; Regeneration Design; Characteristics of Expression |
| Abstract |
As the industrial structure rapidly changes in modern society, industrial facilities that were built in the past are often demolished or neglected after fulfilling their functions. With the recent concept of the urban regeneration, various plans have been proposed to give new functions to these old industrial facilities. This study aims to identify the characteristics of regenerative design expression by comparing and analyzing spatial planning methods and design elements applied in regenerated industrial facilities in Korea and China. For this p urp ose, Korean and Chinese cultural complexes that were regenerated from old industrial facilities were selected, and images and building data were collected through on-site visits and Internet surv eys. T he structure and design of each selected spaces were analyzed into five characteristics: complexity, time constancy, space directing, accessibility, and symbolism. After the analysis, the commonalities and differences between Korean and Chinese cases were summarized. Through this, basic data that can be used in future p lans for regenerativ e construction of old industrial facilities were proposed. The old industrial facilities can play an important role as objects of spatial planning that require diversity of spatial functions, flexibility in utilization, and new and unique cultural experiences. |