비표상적 가치 체계를 기반으로 한 장소성의 변용에 관한 연구

Abstract

(Background and Purpose) The Chaos Theory states that the constitutive principle of the world consists of a set of differences based on diversity. Due to this, there is nothing permanent and fixed, and we will have to pursue values that circulate together in the changing world. Even in space design, the constructed space will not always be used as intended by the space designer. As the social situation changes, the usability of space changes, and on this basis, the value of the place will change while time and memories will be accumulated. Studies on such place modifications will be an indicator of better sustainable spatial design. This study was intended to establish the non-representational spatial value, conduct academic systematization, and subsequently improve the social value and direction of placedness, and create an alternative space where various difference-generating modifications centered around the programs could be achieved. (Methods) First, this study summarized the academic theories of non-representational concepts, and for such a process, compiled the theories of post-structuralism, postmodernism, and deconstructionism to increase the value of non-representational space. Subsequently, the theories of Lefebvre and Deleuze were summarized to establish a difference-generating value system of space through aforesaid process. Then, variable spatial characteristics of place modification were summarized through an investigation of variable planning methodology, and thereafter, a framework for case analyses was formed to conduct the analysis of cases. (Results) Based on the resulting values, a spatial value system associated with modification of place was intended to be proposed. Modification of placedness based on a non-representational value system is largely classified into physical, non-physical, and human fields, thereby revealing the spatial characteristics. The analysis of variable spatial characteristics can lead to the derivation of placedness modification characteristics (continuity, mobility, stability, temporality, placedness, variability, diversity, relationship, and complexity). By using that as a framework, the case analysis associated with placedness modification on the basis of five physical characteristics (responsive, modular, adaptive, economical, and extended types) was carried out. Based on the results, the value linking the variable spatial characteristics and place modification characteristics was recommended. (Conclusion) We demonstrated the kind of academic value that non-representational reasoning would have in the field of space, and summarized that through a frame. Moreover, we presented the possibility of various expansion studies based on such an analytical frame, and proposed the likelihood that the study on place modification could lead to a ripple structure based on behavioral pragmatics.