Amid the ever-intensifying evidence of the global climate crisis, several decades have passed since the public and private sectors around the world started to incorporate various regulations and policies related to buildings to mitigate their negative impact to the environment. Among those, many high-income, industrialized cities have ...
This paper proposes that perceptive reality is denser than the partitioned space and there are possible ways to incorporate this unexplored dimension in spatial analysis. Hong Geonik was a mid-class government official in the early twentieth century in Seoul, Korea. In 1930s, he built his house in Seochon near Kyungbok Palace where he ...
Scenery in human perception can be constituted not only with the real landscape but also with images and memories in them. This discussion is quite abstract but very important for urban planning. Normally urban planning can be designed for fulfilling functional demands or based on unified culture in each country. In my presentation, we...
