재생건축에 나타난 복합문화공간 구성에 관한 연구

Abstract

As the quality of life and the level of culture of the public has increased, interest in arts and cultural activities has increased, and various cultural facilities have been established. In addition, there are increasing instances of recycled architecture for old industrial facilities considering social, economic and environmental aspects. The idea of this study is to present basic data that can be utilized in complex cultural space planning using aged industrial facilities in the future by analyzing the characteristics of spatial composition of recently recycled cultural space cases. The range of this study was limited to the complex cultural spaces that were opened within five years in the metropolitan area in Korea, and three complex cultural spaces were selected. The results are as follows. First, the spatial composition of the complex cultural space through regeneration architecture appeared as exhibition, education, experience, sale, and food and drink space. Second, compared to small-scale regeneration buildings, the larger exhibition space in the regeneration factory was used for a wider area, and the exhibition space was common in the second and third levels of the building. Third, in the complex cultural space, the largest space is the exhibition space and the food and drink space, and the smallest space is the educational space and the experiential space.