by Pilwon Han, et al

Leeum

by Myungduck Joo, Pilwon Han

by Pilwon Han, et al, written in Korean

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport

contents
Preface

01. The Principles of Hanok Design
1. The Outline of Hanok Design
2. The Location and Layout of Hanok
3. The Structure and Space of Hanok
4. The Frame and Joint of Hanok

02. The Practice of Hanok Survey and Repair Design
1. Survey
2. Drawing
3. Repair Design

03. The Practice of New and Remodeling Designs
1. New Design
2. Remodeling Design
3. Detail Design
4. Materials and Performances
5. Facility Systems

Appendix: The Terms of Hanok

by Pilwon Han, et al, written in Korean

by Pilwon Han, et al, written in Korean

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Preface
The World of the 16th Century

01. What is Scholar?
1. The Clashes between Kings and Scholars
2. The Road of Jo Gwangjo
3. Weird Massacres of Scholars

02. Faltering Joseon Society
1. Faltering Politics
2. Faltering Economy
3. Faltering Public Sentiment

03. The Age of Scholars
1. Letter from the Century
2. Neo-Confucian Utopia
3. From School to Faction

04. Seven Years' War of East Asia
1. East Asia in the Night before War
2. World War in East Asia
3. The System of 1598

Appendix
Index
References

by Pilwon Han, written in Korean

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Preface: The old cities and golmoks that fascinated me
1. Milyang; A river that runs in a curve, and time that runs in a straight line
2. Tongyeong; The wisdom in the city made by the sea and artists
3. Andong; The dignity of the Yangban-city that is alive in cul-de-sacs
4. Chuncheon; The spring of urban space withstanding the burden of history
5. Anseong; The humanism of the commercial city
6. Ganggeong; The foreign scenery in the old harbor city

7. Chungju; Two wheels of culture that move the city
8. Jeonju; The tradition of city sustained by hanoks
9. Naju; Three lines in a millenary historic city

Special feature: The historic city of Korea

Appendix: Keywords of city tour know-how
Endnotes
References
Index

edited by Vinayak Bharne

contents

Introduction – Framing the Asian city / Vinayak Bharne

PART I: Traditions

Editor’'s introduction

1. Anointed cities: The incremental urbanism of Hindu India / Vinayak Bharne

2. Cultivating cultural memory: Observing ethnic transitions in Inner Mongolia / Eric Schuldenfrei

3. The paradise between two worlds: Rereading Taj Mahal and its environs / Vinayak Bharne

4. Vernacular shifts: Observing dwelling patterns in Anatolian Turkey / Vic Liptak

5. Axes and alleyways: The tradition of duality in contemporary Korean cities / Pilwon Han

6. The cultural construction of Surakarta, Java / Robert Cowherd

7. The new Old City: Nostalgia, representation and gentrifi cation in historic Damascus / Christa Salamandra

8. The death and life of traditional aquatic settlements in central Thailand / Kasama Polakit

PART II: Tensions

Editor’s introduction

9. Tensions manifested: Reading the Viceroy’s House in New Delhi / Aseem Inam

10. Macau paradox: Post-colonial Portuguese-Chinese urban manifestations / Marisa Yiu

11. Le Corbusier’s ruin: The changing face of Chandigarh’'s Capitol / Vinayak Bharne

12. High dreams and stark realities: Reading Islamabad / Noman Ahmed and Hanif Daud

13. An (almost) all-American city: The vision and legacy of the Tehran Comprehensive Plan / Vesta Nareh Zareh

14. The dilemmas of conservation and reconstruction in Beirut / Aseel Sawalha

15. Manifesting democracy: Public space and the search for identity in post-war Japan / Vinayak Bharne

16. The post-colonial unconscious: Observing mega-imagistic urban projects in Asia / Abidin Kusno

PART III: Transformations

Editor’s introduction

17. Global architecture and ethnic enclaves: Reading Kuala Lumpur’s city centre / Mari Fujita

18. Making way for a global metropolis: Mumbai’s rapidly transforming informal sector / Manish Chalana

19. From handshake buildings to golf villa estates: How the ‘flash cities’ of Manchester and Shenzhen came of age / Nick Roberts

20. Reshaping Hong Kong: Dimensions of change in a compact city / Peter Cookson Smith

21. Building utopias: China’s emerging new town movement / Zhongjie Lin

22. Vertical urbanism, horizontal urbanity: Notes from east Asian cities / Jeffrey Hou

23. The museums as economic catalyst: Abu Dhabi’s new cultural district / Seth Thompson

24. The ‘Dubai effect’: The Gulf, the art world and globalization / Brettany Shannon

Epilogue: Engaging the Asian city / Vinayak Bharne and Aseem Inam

edited by Karen A. Franck and Lynda H. Schneekloth

translated by Pilwon Han, written in Korean

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4. PLAYING WITH TYPE

    An Artist′s Perspective on Type (N. Wolf)

    In and Out of Type (J. La Marche)

    Memory and the Making of Places (F. Downing)

5. TYPE IN SCHOLARSHIP

    Type and the Possiblity of an Architectural Scholarship (G. Francescato)

    Type as Analytical Tool: Reinterpretation and Application (R. Lawrence)

    Getting to Know the Built Landscape: Typomorphology (A. Moudon)

6. TYPE AND SOCIAL PRACTICE

    Typification and the Building of Society: "The Absent Patron" (D. Vanderburgh)

    Just Not My Type: Gender, Convention, and the Uses of Uncertainty (A. Friedman)

    Types Are Us (K. Franck)

edited by Karen A. Franck and Lynda H. Schneekloth

translated by Pilwon Han, written in Korean

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1. SPECIES TYPING

    Notions of the Inhabited (L. Schneekloth)

    Archetypes as a "Natural language" for Place Making (M. Brill)

    A Built Landscape Typology: The Language of the Land We Live In (P. Condon)

2. FIXING TYPES

    Farm Type in the American Midwest: A Reflection of Government Policy (H. Dandekar)

    Zoning as a Tool for Regulating Family Type in American Communities (M. Ritzdorf)

    Terminologies and Types: Making Sense of Some Types of Dwellings and Cities (A. King)

3. NEGOTIATING TYPE

    Social Practice and Building Typologies (T. Markus)

    Typological Thinking in Architectural Practice (M. Symes)

    The Question of Type (J. Robinson)

by Pilwon Han, et al, written in Korean

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1. The Development of Korean Architecture

2. The Traditional Settlement and Hanok

3. The Buddhism Architecture, the Space Integrated with Spiritual World

4. The Confucianism Architecture, the Embodiment of Ideology

5. The Palace Architecture, the Symbol of Royal Authority

by Pilwon Han, written in Korean

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1. Chungjae Kwon Beol Dreams a Better World

2. Chungjae Kwon Beol Enters the Daksil-maeul

3. People Make a History of Meot (Unique Aesthetics to Koreans) over Generations

4. The Ancestral Rite Makes the Community and the Culinary Culture

5. The Architecture Embodies the Way of Life

by Pilwon Han, et al, written in Korean

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1. Cultural Tourism and Cultural Heritage

2. Hanok and Traditional Housing Culture

3. The Court Culture of Joseon Dynasty 1

4. The Court Culture of Joseon Dynasty 2

5. Traditional Gardens in Korea

6. The Shamanism of Korea

7. Seasonal Customs

8. The Understanding of Korean Etiquette

9. Buddhist Culture and Buddhist Temples

10. The Music of Korea

11. The Folk Drama of Korea

12. Recreation Culture and Festival

13. Hanbok, the Flower of Living Culture

14. The Understanding of Traditional Korean Cuisine

15. Contemporary Cultural Heritage

by Pilwon Han, written in Korean

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1. Ot-gol Village
2. Hangae Village
3. Nagan-eupseong
4. Seong-up Village
5. Hahoe Village
6. Gang-gol Village
7. Yangdong Village
8. Dorae Village
9. Dak-sil Village
10. Wontuh Village
11. Oeam Village
12. Wang-gok Village

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1. The Life and Achivements of General Lee Sam
2. The History of General Lee Sam's House
3.The Architectural Characteristics of General Lee Sam's House
4. The Value and Reuse of General Lee Sam's House

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1. What Is the Environment-Friendly Architecture
2. Design Elements of the Environment-Friendly Architecture
3. Realization of the Environment-Friendly Architecture