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도시 공동주택단지의 개방성 분석을 통한 “특별건축구역”의 효용성 검증 - 신반포1차아파트 재건축사업을 대상으로 -Validation of the Effectiveness of "Special Building Zones" by Analyzing the Openness in Urban Housing Complexes - Focused on Redevelopment Project of Sinbanpo Apartment Complex -

Authors
이재영최윤경
Issue Date
Aug-2020
Publisher
한국생태환경건축학회
Keywords
Special Building Zone; Openness; Urbanism; Publicness; 특별건축구역; 개방성; 도시성; 공공성
Citation
KIEAE Journal, v.20, no.4, pp 23 - 30
Pages
8
Journal Title
KIEAE Journal
Volume
20
Number
4
Start Page
23
End Page
30
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/51570
DOI
10.12813/kieae.2020.20.4.023
ISSN
2288-968X
2288-9698
Abstract
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to confirm the effectiveness of urban readjustment projects through the designation of “Special Building Zone” by analyzing through the openness of the collective housing complex whether the urban readjustment projects through the designation of “Special Building Zone” have overcome the problem of the closure of residential complexes and achieved the restoration of urbanity and public nature. Method: This study compared the openness of urban readjustment projects designated as 'Special Building Zone' and urban readjustment projects applied with the General Building Act. In conducting the case study, the site survey and qualitative analysis through planning elements and quantitative analysis through openness assessment indicators were conducted, and the quantitative analysis process included a CAD-based drawing analysis and a correlation analysis process using EXCEL. Result: It was confirmed through quantitative figures that the application of "Special Building Zone" in the planning of collective residential complexes for urban readjustment projects could have better results in terms of openness, urbanity and publicness that can communicate with the surrounding environment.
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