경주 동궁과 월지의 차경(借景) 분석

Abstract

In this study, it is by the borrowed scenery techniques to analyze the landscape of Dong Gung and Wol Ji, for the purpose of the Silla capital recovery program of the ancient capital city of Gyeongju. By borrowed scenery techniques to identify the relationship between the Dong Gung and Wol Ji and its surrounding environment. It is from the perspective of the landscape to provide a new landscape management program, for the restoration truth of historical and cultural sites on Dong Gung and Wol Ji, Wolseong and Hwangnyongsa. The results of this study are as follows: First, It re-identified the origin, meaning and types of the borrowed scenery techniques in landscape. Especially on the study of the origin of the borrowed scenery techniques is generally considered to begins with Gyeseong's "Wonya" in the Ming Dynasty. But through the study of the poetry of the Song Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, it appeared no later than the early Tang Dynasty. The borrowed scenery landscaping techniques, is not proposed by Gyeseong for the first time, we can infer that Gyeseong is only systematically summarized the time-honored theory of the borrowed scenery techniques. Second, It analyzed the far borrowed scenery and the territory borrowed scenery of Dong Gung and Wol Ji. Through which to identify the relationship between the Dong Gung and Wol Ji and its surrounding environment and identified the constituent elements and spatial relationships of the landscape within the traditional courtyard. At the same time through borrowed scenery techniques to analyze the problems of the existing landscape and to provide a new landscape management program on Dong Gung and Wol Ji. The landscape management program is proposed from four aspects, which is the plant management, waterside buildings and corridors groups recovery, and surrounding ruins recovery.