경관계획 중점경관관리구역 특성 변화 분석 - 경기도를 중심으로 -

Abstract

This study analyzed changes in intensive landscape management zones across 24 cities in Gyeonggi-do following the completion of the first round of revisions. Data on these zones and urban characteristics from 2007 to 2023 were documented, and the analysis focused on temporal trends, types of landscapes, cluster characteristics, and their relationships with higher-level plans. The results are as follows: Firstly, due to comprehensive revisions in landscape laws, there has been a shift towards adjusting excessively designated zones early on and carefully designating and managing them, reflecting an increasing recognition of the necessity of intensive landscape management zone planning as the system becomes established.Secondly, initially, the zones were designated with a focus on natural landscapes, but there has been a shift towards emphasizing urban landscapes over time, resulting in a larger total number of modified zones. Third, the waterfront landscape type was continuously recognized and managed as an important landscape resource, the forest and historical-cultural landscape types were managed through a selective and intensive approach, and the urban and infrastructure landscape types were managed in a way that included new targets for readjustment of existing areas and landscape management. The landscape reorganization method was varied by landscape type. Fourth, to deeply examine the changing characteristics of intensive landscape management zones from multiple angles, the analyzed cities were categorized and analyzed from two perspectives. Fifth, it was found that provincial landscape plans need to provide a framework for continuous landscape management and develop specific measures and institutionalization to strengthen links with lower-level plans. This suggests that while intensive landscape management zones are a flexible landscape management system that can respond to changes, consistent landscape management requires verifying the validity and appropriateness of zone changes and improving the system to enhance continuity between higher and lower-level plans.