아키그램 건축의 픽처레스크적 특징에 관한 연구

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to explore the characteristics of picturesque of Archigram's architecture image and their Little Magazine, Archigram. Picturesque, which appeared in Britain in the 18th century, originated from an interest in ordinary, heterogeneous objects and environments, and established a new mode of aesthetic. This aesthetic of the everyday world is a point that picturesque still can be used to explain the contemporary environment beyond the idea of an 18th century style. Archigram appeared in 1961, did not describe their architecture as a picturesque. However, there is an emotional connection between picturesque and their images because it embodies architectural aesthetics that coexist with the technology of everyday. Archigram tried various ways for the reader to experience and participate in their architectural image through the structure of the magazine. Archigram applied various visual arts expressions to their architectural images and disassembled the hierarchy of these visual elements to represent the flows and process, situation and events that could not be expressed in the existing architectural images. This can be interpreted as an example of Archigram's architecture, which has gone beyond the limits of British bureaucracy's picturesque in the 1950s, showing a modern version of picturesque.