태화강 국가정원 시설물 이용행태 분석

Abstract

(Research Background and Purpose) As the need for green areas in the city is emphasized due to the overcrowding of urban populations due to industrialization, attention is being paid to the creation of public gardens by region. Following the designation of Suncheonman National Garden in 2014, the designation of Taehwa River National Garden in 2019 was expected to spread the garden culture and develop related industries, but the second national garden is insufficient compared to the annual number of visitors to Suncheonman National Garden. Accordingly, the purpose of this study is to investigate the current status of facilities in Taehwa River National Garden, analyze facility use behavior through user observation, and use it as basic data to suggest the direction of future facility and space improvement in Taehwa River National Garden. (Method) As a research method, first, through prior research analysis on Taehwa River National Garden, the purpose of the visit, the monthly period of the visit, and visit satisfaction are to be identified. Second, three professional investigators are formed to figure out the number of facilities and analyze usage behavior. Third, it analyzes the relationship between usage behavior and the location of the facility. (Result) As a result of the field survey, the places where the use of rest facilities is relatively high are the main entrance, boundary areas, and corner sections, and artificial shade is provided at regular intervals in the rest facilities, but its use is less than that of natural shade. Depending on the changes in the landscape of the garden according to the flowering period, some of the theme gardens are overcrowded. The distribution of visitors during the day and at night varies depending on the presence or absence of the flower landscape. (Conclusion) As a result of the analysis, Taehwa River National Garden needs to find a way to consider the usage behavior of users. First, the improvement of the administrative system should be preceded so that the management entity by the installation period can integrate the management of other facilities. Second, research and evaluation of space and facilities should be conducted in consideration of differences in usage behavior according to the season and time zone of the visit. Third, prior to the introduction of large-scale facilities to host the 2028 International Garden Fair, it is necessary to prepare the guidelines for the public design of the Taehwa River National Garden. It is expected that a more convenient and pleasant national garden environment will be created through a practical and specific space composition to meet the satisfaction of users and increase the rate of revisitation.