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단위세대 연결방식에 따른 아파트의 공간구조적 특성에 관한 연구A Study on the Spatial Properties of Apartment according to Unit Organization

Authors
이상이최윤경
Issue Date
2013
Publisher
대한건축학회
Keywords
apartment; unit organization; sense of community; space syntax; 아파트; 단위세대 연결방식; 공동성; 공간구문론
Citation
대한건축학회논문집 계획계, v.29, no.12, pp 141 - 148
Pages
8
Journal Title
대한건축학회논문집 계획계
Volume
29
Number
12
Start Page
141
End Page
148
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/19220
ISSN
1226-9093
Abstract
The study intends to understand how the various types of unit organization generate different spatial properties in the apartments. For the purpose, various types of apartments are analyzed based on the theory of Space Syntax. In the early stage of Korea, the stair-type and corridor-type of unit organization had appeared more frequently. As the quantity of the apartments became more enlarged, however, the stair-type appeared more dominant due to the general belief that it can provide the living unit more privacy and more living area. On the other hand, the corridor-type have been used more sparsely. More recently, the corridor-type is applied mainly to the apartments consisting of relatively small size living units or the rental based public apartments only. This study has analyzed the spatial properties of some apartments by using the convex analysis method. The analysis of domestic apartments shows that the common spaces of the stair-type apartments are more segregated than those of the corridor-type apartments. By contrast, the selected apartments of other countries designed by architects show various utilization of the common spaces by using diverse interpretations of the relationship between the living units and the common spaces. If the apartments has a chance to employ more diversified interpretation of the unit organization, the study suggest, the apartments can provide the users more profound understanding of the sense of community.
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