A Study on the Intermixing Styles of Korean and Western Architecture in Schools Built by Western Missionaries in Korea,1880～1950
The purpose of this study is to identify the intermixing styles of Korean and Western architecture in schools built by Western missionaries in Korea. These styles emerged during 1880-1950, a period of transition from Korean traditional architecture to Western architecture in Korea.This study mainly focused on the characteristics of the intermixed styles by extensively investigating and classifying the subject buildings. Also, this paper researched the relationship between transitional styles,and the relationship among structure,material, and appearance. Especially, the change of structure and material had a pivotal influence on the advent of various intermixing styles. Another feature that makes it possible to classify these styles is roof shape.
Intermixing Style School Western Missionaries Korean and Western Architecture
Jee-Seop Shin So-Hee Park Sung-Woo Kim
Graduate Student,Department of Architecture,Yonsei University,Korea Professor,Department of Architecture,Yonsei University,Korea
国际会议
北京
英文
655-659
2008-10-01（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）