1980년대 중반 서울 ‘동북권’ 개발과 도봉구 생활환경의 변화

Abstract

This paper focuses on the late 20th century and examines the process how Dobong-gu in Seoul became as it is. The mid-1980s was a time when the new military forces tried to achieve both “social stability” and economic growth through urban development projects. It is also a time when Dobong-gu, located outside of northeastern Seoul, upraised as a place to solve the housing shortage problem. In addition, the huge trend of “regeneration of the Seoul metropolitan area” was carried out with legal biasis. In the midst of these changes, Dobong-gu has undergone various changes to be now. Dobonggu, which was composed of a large area from the time it was made, was not a space consisting of a single identity. Some took a role as residences outside the city, and the others played role as factory zones and shackles. In the Seoul Metropolitan Government's urban development project conducted by the new military in the 1980s, Dobong-gu was shown differences in the development speed of the left and right sides based on the Jungnang-cheon. As a result, the value of real estate in the current Dobong area has been forced to fall relatively low. On the other hand, Changdong, which used to be a factory zone, has been transformed into a large apartment complex over a long period as part of the renovation of the Seoul metropolitan area.