역사문화경관의 계획 및 관리 요소로서 재료의 보존과 구분

Abstract

This study was conducted to examine the role of material conservation and distinction in the planning and management of historical and cultural landscape by exploring the relationship between the concept of material conservation, distinction and landscape. In order to examine the relationship between the concept of material conservation and landscape, the before and after changes in Seonyudo Park, Oil Tank Culture Park, and Iksun-dong Hanok Village were compared and analyzed, and the results are as follows. First, the materials that make up the historical and cultural landscape form the historical layer and form the identity of the place. Therefore, the physical reality of the materials that make up the landscape must be conserved to last as long as possible. Second, the landscape of Seonyudo Park, Oil Tank Culture Park, and Ikseon-dong Hanok Village shows the historical and cultural landscape reflecting the identity of the place through the conservation and classification of materials. By maintaining the existing spatial structure and conserving the elements, it provides people with important information to recognize the memory accumulated in the landscape of the place. In addition, the difference between traditional and modern materials is projecting the flow of time into the landscape, allowing people to experience a multi-layered landscape. Third, it is necessary to build a process that can identify the materials constituting the landscape, accumulate historical changes, evaluate the preservation status of each material, and then systematically perform the process of appropriate adjustment. At this time, it is necessary to avoid the work of copying, removing, and moving materials, and to adjust the speed at which the landscape changes to prevent any historical disconnect caused by rapid changes.