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도심형 대학의 캠퍼스 주변 지역사회와 연계된 통합형 프로그래밍에 관한 연구
김홍일(Kim, Hong-Ill),이욱주(Lee, Wook-Joo) 한국교육시설학회 2006 敎育施設 Vol.13 No.3
This study tries to suggest a program that the function of a campus can be extended to its community and to be decentralized. This sort of program should be applied to the community without any trouble and be an integration type which the campus members can use actively. To make this possible we observe the activity patterns of the campus members and try to understand the motivation of the activity choice. Finally we deduce the campus activity core. Also, based on understanding the community closed to the campus, we find out what campus can contribute as a community member, not an isolated campus. Through this, the study suggests a program that community and campus devise the growth together as a companion and finally be able to extend its main functions to the community.
김원진(Kim Won-Jin),김홍일(Kim Hong-Ill) 대한건축학회 2003 대한건축학회 학술발표대회 논문집 - 계획계/구조계 Vol.23 No.2
Most of the architecture is constructed in cities. Urbanism or network, occurring in contemporary society, has changed the concept of space. For this reason, many architects now focus on the changes of the relationship between architecture and cities and the changes of modern life styles. Therefore, it is necessary for architecture, not to mention architects, to find out new design methods that are able to respond to the changes. The architecture of the Netherlands among this kind of streams is looking for the direction of the contemporary architecture, inclining to manifesto or radical. This study starts from the thought that MVRDV, the group of architects in the Netherlands, makes a design in the process, connected with contemporary society, cities, informations, and techniques. The purpose of this study is that bring to light the MVRDV's way to design. datascapes, as a new design method.
백성진(Beack, Sung-Jin),김홍일(Kim, Hong-Ill) 대한건축학회 2021 대한건축학회논문집 Vol.37 No.11
Since the 1990s, several studios have been built in Korea, in which high-quality contents have been produced. As the film industry expanded, the demand for base facilities increased. Therefore, I investigated the film production facilities in Korea and identified the current status. Through a case study, I categorized them into small, medium, and large according to the size of the main studio. There are two large studios in Korea. A mega studio should have a huge main studio. In addition, it has to fulfill various purposes such as a special filming space, post-production space, and accommodation for related workers. Therefore, the space composition of film facilities must be changed. I selected eight mega studios and analyzed the cases based on the layout, bird’s eye view, and floor plan. I classified the studio facilities into five categories that were defined according to the connection between the main studio and the other facilities. I classified the mega studios into the following types according to the location and purpose of construction: 1) standalone type, 2) semi connected type, and 3) connected type. In particular, I determined the characteristics of a mega studio in Korea through Studio Cube. Studio Cube is a connected type mega studio that is suitable for a small site area and a site close to the city. I intend to provide the basic data for a mega studio through this study. * I define an extra-large studio as a mega studio.