| Title |
The Characteristics of Architectural Assets According to Regional Type - Focusing on Hub Cities and Surrounding Cities of Chungcheongbuk-do |
| Authors |
강민경(Kang, Min-Kyung) ; 안대환(An, Dai-Whan) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.38195/judik.2022.02.23.4.129 |
| Keywords |
거점도시; 주변도시; 지역적 특성; 건축자산 특성; 청주시; 충주시; 단양군; 옥천군 Hub City; Surrounding Citiy; Regional Characteristics; Architectural Asset Characteristics; Cheongju-si; Chungju-si; Danyang-gun; Okcheon-gun |
| Abstract |
This study started with the idea that regional characteristics should be reflected when we seek the ways to utilize and preserve architectural assets. The study aims to classify architectural assets according to the two regional types with the extremely different characteristics, and to find ways to preserve and utilize them according to regional characteristics. The subjects were the architectural assets of Cheongju and Chungju as hubs cites, and Danyang-gun and Okcheon-gun as surrounding cities of Chungcheongbuk-do. In order to search for preservation and utilization plans according to regional characteristics, the characteristics of the hub cities and surrounding cities in Chungbuk were identified, and the characteristics of regional architectural assets were identified. As a result, in the building assets of the hub cities of Chungbuk, the proportion of educational facilities and religious facilities was relatively high, and the proportion of industrial facilities in surrounding cities was relatively high. Second, the architectural assets of educational facilities in the hub cities of Chungbuk were distributed in various sizes, and the architectural assets of educational facilities in surrounding cities of Chungbuk were generally small. Third, in common, the architectural assets of educational facilities in Chungbuk were given socio-cultural values, and were generally built after liberation before 1980. Therefore, this study is significant in exploring ways to preserve and utilize architectural assets in the hub cities and surrounding cities. |