A Study on the Architectural Plan for Revitalization of Gap in Boundary Space - focusing on Ilshin Textile Factory and Jeonnam Textile Factory Site Utilization Plan

Abstract

This study is aimed to propose an architectural plan to revitalize the disconnected space in the process of urban development focused on the spatial and temporal gap between the past and development. To achieve this, it intends to allow the gap space between spaces to play a role as a space with new value for the disconnected space that occurred during the process of urban development. The contents of this study are as follows. First, the concept and characteristics of space and boundaries and gaps between spaces are identified. Second, the typological characteristics of the gap space are known. Third, an architectural plan that can be applied according to the typological characteristics of the space of the gap at the proposed site was presented. The proposed architectural plans in this study are summarized as follows. First, this study proposed to divide the space by emptying the existing space and expanding it with a frame for the gap between the large space and the small space. Second, it proposed to expand the space of the gap between the overlapping roofs by using a wire frame. Third, the space between the buildings in the site is proposed as a place to expand the spatial meaning of the gap. The proposal of this study is a planning method that changes the physical properties of the gap space so that the gap space as a boundary space can play a central role in space. In addition, it is a method of planning that expands the meaning of the space of the gap, and can revitalize the proposed site by weaving and combining the spaces that were disconnected from each other. The proposal of this study is to spatially and functionally expand the possibilities of the gap space as a boundary space. The significance of this study lies in the idea that it does not simply extend the physical scale of the space, but suggests a planning method that can fill the temporal and spatial gaps of partially cut off urban spaces.