| 요약2 |
As post-industrialization is progressed and the information-oriented times come, idle industrial facilities left alone, losing their function, take place. Such buildings have social and cultural value and historicity. Therefore, if they are well utilized, they can be good resources. In such a context, urban regeneration policy through culture is making an active progress in the whole world. A lot of advanced Western countries already realized urban regeneration by converting idle industrial facilities to a cultural space. From 2008, South Korea is also promoting a project to recreate idle industrial facilities with culture. For an effective design methodology to meet such demands of the times, conversion design can be utilized. Conversion design means attaching new features to a space left alone by adding a creative program to the existing building. In conversion design, new elements are added to the existing old elements. Therefore, it is important to apply the two kinds of elements. How the two kinds of elements are preserved and regenerated can be classified as follows. First, it can be classified into all preservation, partial preservation and all removal according to how many old elements are preserved. Second, it can be classified into assimilation, contrast and all remodeling how to regenerate old elements by adding new elements. The study analyzed conversion design used for Tate Modern and Baltic Center for Contemporary Art in England regarded to be a successful case of conversion. The study examined methods of preservation and regeneration by dividing conversion design in the two cases to a contextual side and a spatial side. The purpose of the study was to grope conversion design methodology to apply them to Korean reality on the basis of the above research. |