공공디자인 정책의 정합성 이해 - 공공디자인 진흥계획을 중심으로 -

Abstract

(Background and Purpose) In 2018, the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism established its first public design plan at the national level. Regional and basic local governments must establish and implement regional plans based on a comprehensive plan. This provides a basis for systematically promoting public design, and specific grounds for promoting detailed projects. Therefore, this study aims to understand the meaning of the case of the local government through the systems and policies of the local government based on the direction of the first-stage public design policy for the effective promotion of the second-stage public design policy. (Methods) First, the relationship between public design policies and consistency was considered. Second, the relationships between the direction, promotion strategy, and regional direction of the first comprehensive plan for public design promotion were examined. Third, a local government case was selected, and the contents of the case analysis were explained. Fourth, the connection between the policy direction of the local government case and detailed projects was examined, and horizontal consistency was examined through vertical and content comparisons between the central and local governments. As a result, the implications of the four issues and improvement measures were derived. (Results) In terms of the role of regional committees in the delegation of regional plans and ordinances, the top priority to ensure consistency between the policies of the central and local governments was the deliberation criteria of regional committees. Second, consistency was secured through the sequential implementation of a comprehensive plan and the establishment of a regional plan. After the establishment of the comprehensive plan, consistency of the vertical policies was secured by establishing a metropolitan plan and city, county, and district plans. Third, to strengthen consistency, specific guidelines for operational rules and deliberation of regional committees were needed. Considering that public design is the most effective means of categorizing regional identity, it is reasonable to establish a neutral standard for design specificity. Fourth, the consistency of the local public design aims to identify the identities of metropolitan and basic local governments. To secure regional identity, the plan to ensure mutual cross-consistency involves setting a macro theme for the metropolitan local government and establishing a plan to embody it for the basic local government. (Conclusions) When the second comprehensive plan is announced, regional and city/gun/gu plans will be established, and the era of the second stage of public design will enter. This study provides basic data to establish the developmental direction of public design at the present time ahead of the announcement of the second comprehensive plan.