장소가치 공공문화공간의 공간 활용성 평가 연구

Abstract

(Research background and Purpose) Public space played a simple functional role with the evolution of the city, but now as it has transformed into a space that enjoys culture, various and complex cultural spaces have begun to emerge to meet the needs of users. This evolution of spatial shape can be seen as meaning a change in placeability. We would like to explore what form of space public cultural space using place value can continuously revitalize its value. (Method) It examines the type of place value and factors that realize the place in public space, evaluates the place value of representative cases, and examines the characteristics and trends through establishing the type of place and place value in public cultural space. Next, space is analyzed based on the spatial components and established characteristics of the examples effectively built by recycling placeability and place value, and how the spatial and value characteristics of the existing place have been recreated. The characteristics of space utilization were established as accessibility, connectivity, uniqueness, and functionality. (Results) The Gwangyang Art Warehouse, which utilizes the place value of historical and cultural heritage, was highly accessible and was evaluated for its high and natural transfer space. As a result of examining the function of the Damyang Moonlight Art Warehouse, which contains the place value of the living heritage, the accessibility was high and the preservation of the place value was also high by maintaining the structure and shape of the old grain warehouse. Palbok Art Factory, which preserved and revitalized the place value of industrial heritage to date, was evaluated for its highest accessibility because of its harmonious open green space, and in connection, the layout of old and new was harmonized and highly conserved. Samrye Culture and Arts Village, which utilizes the place value of living and living heritage and the place value of natural ecological heritage, was highly accessible as the open space was designed to be accessible flexibly in a medium form. In terms of uniqueness, the past grain warehouse was used as the main space, but the degree of preservation was low due to reorganization with new structures and colors. (Conclusions) As a result of analysis, accessibility was all highly evaluated, and connectivity corresponding to transition space and expansion space was the lowest. When creating a public cultural space, it will be possible to propose continuous and positive measures to induce more visitors and improve the utilization of the space by efficiently linking assets of place value and improving the walking environment for visitors and residents.