기후변화에 대응하기 위한 민속마을형 박물관의 지속가능성 연구 -초가지붕 이엉이기를 중심으로-

Abstract

This study discussed the case of a folk village-type museum and the role of the museum community in response to climate change. This study originated from the reality of various folk villages that cannot respond to climate change. In the face of climate change, discussions are needed to continue traditional knowledge, especially active participation by local communities. However, the traditional knowledge and experience of thatched roofing are insufficient. In addition, as the issue of climate change overlaps with the disconnection of transmission, a diversification phenomenon occurs in which modern methods are added for efficient management. In order to continue the thatched roofing, it is necessary to operate a community from a new perspective. Therefore, for this study, the term folk village-type museum is used and it is defined as an outdoor museum that naturally and artificially forms a village-type structure. The folk village-type museum operates the village community as a fluid organism. The curator belonging to the museum steadily communicates with the village community and acts as an assistant to respond to climate change.