도심공간 종교건축에서 드러나는 권력 및 권위의 발현과 장소성 간 상충 관계에 관한 연구 - 사랑의교회 글로벌 미니스트리 센터를 중심으로

Abstract

This article is the second paper to look at the social controversy that was raised when the Sarang church Global Ministry Center(SGMC), which celebrates its 11th anniversary this year, was first built. By examining the spatiality and location of SGMC, it aims to explore the root reasons for the controversy and alternatives to future church construction. The SGMC was primarily thoroughly planned and designed based on the values of aggressive urban missionary work, through a thorough analysis of the chapel's location and space planning and composition that were reflected at the time of construction. Additionally, it can be confirmed that a number of challenging and powerful methods were involved in the SGMC's religious architecture, namely the construction of the chapel, to achieve the immediate goal pursued by the church. This article focuses on analyzing SGMC's location conditions and spatial philosophy in detail due to the quantity relationship, and examining the direction of the values that SGMC aims for. This article will guarantee significant functions independently, but when it is grouped together with the linked research A Study on the Spatial Storytelling Problems of the Member-Centered Space Design revealed in Religious Architecture and composed as a set, it is expected that if the factors of "power" and "authority" in religious architecture are used in a way that is oriented toward members (registrates) of the church, it will provide a richer message and context on how it conflicts with the place of external religious architecture.