결구법을 활용한 한국적 전시 부스디자인 연구

Abstract

An exhibition stand plays a pivotal role in the composition of exhibition spaces. In addition, it represents the total aspect of diverse convergence industries such as structure and design. An exhibition stand is divided into two different categories: design booth which has the advantage of diversity in expressions and disadvantage of waste of resources as disposable structure at the same time; standard booth which is environment-friendly but not flexible in expressions. This study attempted to propose new exhibition stand design after analyzing the strength and weakness of the two systems. For this, related literature and previous studies were reviewed, and the strengths and weaknesses of system and wooden booths were investigated. Then, the results were applied to booth design and actual exhibition, using gyeolgu (jointing) technique, and assessed accordingly. In particular, the traditional connecting technique was focused in this study. Under this method, more than two different materials are connected to each other. It was confirmed that this technique is matched with exhibition stand design as the key element to express the proportional and formative beauty of hanok (Korean traditional houses). After selecting the best gyeolgu technique for exhibition stand design, this study suggested sabang (square) table and folding screen-themed new booth design. In addition, the materials and devices with which the physical properties of wooden materials can be overcome have been developed, and they are slated to be applied to exhibition stand design. The spatial features of hanok can be transferred to exhibition stand design through this gyeolgu technique. This study is meaningful in that it set a direction for exhibition stand design as an alternative to improve the functionality and formative beauty of Korean traditional spaces. There would be further studies on this matter.