소우 후지모토의 ‘사이건축’에 관한 연구

Abstract

This dissertation focuses on finding ways to overcome the discontinuity of modern architecture that appeared as a harm of reason and enlightenment through 'In-between Architecture' of Sou Fujimoto. Sou Fujimoto's Architectural attitude is related to the phenomenological structure of Merleau-Ponty in that it is perceived through the user's physical experience and emphasis on connecting relationships with people and architecture. In-between architecture is present between the binary opposition and has the spatial characteristics causing various relationships to be perceived centered on the body experience, so as to connect with people and architecture.

This dissertation focuses on finding ways to overcome the discontinuity of modern architecture that appeared as a harm of reason and enlightenment through 'In-between Architecture' of Sou Fujimoto. Sou Fujimoto's Architectural attitude is related to the phenomenological structure of Merleau-Ponty in that it is perceived through the user's physical experience and emphasis on connecting relationships with people and architecture. In-between architecture is present between the binary opposition and has the spatial characteristics causing various relationships to be perceived centered on the body experience, so as to connect with people and architecture.